two of my favorite things other than plaid, of course!
Blue Ridge has a nice little antique store where vendors set up shop and sell their stuff and i FINALLY made my way there!
a fourth of the way through the store i thought i was going to need a buggy...
this was a wonderful plaid sled because everyone needs a sled, just not one for $450
and metal stuff...EVERYWHERE i looked!
could someone please tell me what this thing is...holding the bottles? whatever it was it was wonderful, probably expensive and NFS (not for sale)
good thing.
old doors, old shutters, chicken feeders, antique christmas stuff, new christmas stuff, metal stuff, wire stuff, barn stars, furniture, rugs, lamps and so on
all good stuff
and i left with a rug for $20
i'll be going back soon, i just know it!
now for the junk'n part of my post
for months, while looking at what seemed like too many cabins...we would pass by this place on the side of the road (actually the guy lived there...out back, in a nice house for those of you that may wonder)
i see no other name to call it but the junk place
see?
jeff rolls his eyes and looks at me when we pass by a place such as this...however, i get plain giddy
it's junk for sure and ALOT OF IT however you do find treasures this way
like these metal wash tubs with a double stand
it went on and on...
nice displays
and this table back in the shed which sort of scared me to go up in...i really want my mom to go back and get it, it surely can't be much?
we didn't go inside the main little store...the gentleman that owned the place had to go "home" and get his Family Christmas photo taken and would be back later. we didn't want to wait
i wonder how long this place has been there and how long it has taken him to gather these treasures?
i'm going to find out when i go back