Lukewarm creativity

A little while ago on one of my little tours of the castles in East Anglia, I came across an absolute PEACH of a village in the Norfolk Broads, which you're all about to hear about... This village is just East of the villages of Fleggburgh and Billockby (No those aren't places from Gulliver's travels...) based on the A1064 running East-West. My last visit was in late August 2022, then my latest this month, and on both occasions (unsurprisingly tbh) August in bloom was happening, where the whole village appears to go into this unspoken flower competition. This visit though, I have pictures of it, which hopefully you'll appreicate. To paint a picture of travelling through most of Norfolk broads, which is pretty in a a kind of raw naturilitic vibe. The endless reed-banked rivers, 90's looking metal bridges with small marinas nearby, not to forget the occasional farmers fields, the long winding roads turning into unpleasantly sharp 90 degree bends. Then you arrive at

Kinda a weird post this, but nevertheless probably something you'll have thought about doing - perhaps even recently - as the world turns to audiobooks and podcasts. So after a couple of lukewarm car-boot sales and a handful of books still left unsold I turned to "weBuyAnyBooks" type apps, and here's a quick summary of each of the apps, just cause... The books in question: For these 11 books I tried 4 apps and the results are in the table and screenshots below Table columns (left to right) total for books, no. of books, average per book, average market price %, and no. of books with highest market value. This shows that Ziffit tops the leaderboard in many respects - although this is quite a small sample size in retrospect - purely based on the value offered for each of those books. However SellItBack does have the advantage of giving offers for more of those books and having a decent market value (based on the ratio of price offered versus maximum price from all selle