iN PHOTOS: Standout Market Place finds in Okanagan, Kamloops

An old scythe lies on a lawn.
A vintage German scythe in Kamloops is available on Facebook Market Place. SUBMITTED/FACEBOOK

It appears almost anything anyone could want or need is available for sale or free on Facebook Marketplace, where residents can post their wares for shoppers near and far.

The online platform allows shoppers to browse through seemingly never-ending items that includes footwear, clothing, furniture, children’s toys and even food. There are houses and room rentals posted, vehicles and sports equipment, the odd wanted ad and all kinds of vintage items.

Some of the items posted in the Thompson-Okanagan region stand out as a little more peculiar than others. There are several unusual items currently up for sale including an old fire hydrant, a mannequin head and worms.

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Dew worms collected in West Kelowna cost $10 for five of them. FACEBOOK
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These candles are available on Facebook Market Place for $12 each. FACEBOOK
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If you’re looking for an old bell with a leather strap this one is available for $15. FACEBOOK
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This grappling dummy is for sale out of Kamloops for $45. FACEBOOK
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An LED Face Mask in Kamloops is available for $100. FACEBOOK
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You can buy an old fire hydrant in Kelowna for $250. FACEBOOK
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A mannequin head in West Kelowna is free. FACEBOOK
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A 16-inch tall paper mache pig in Penticton costs $15. FACEBOOK

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Shannon Ainslie

Shannon Ainslie brings a background of writing and blogging to the team. She is interested in covering human interest stories and engaging with her community of Kamloops.

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