Going out buying wasn't on my "to do" list today; I'm in the midst of cleaning my overstuffed storage area and need to finish. When I woke up early and saw what a beautiful day it was, I couldn't resist the 45 minute drive to a farm sale...those of you who love to go "junking" understand the siren call of a big sale. This one turned out to be worth the drive.
The farmyard was nestled up against an old cemetery. That proved to be a fitting location, as the farm itself appeared to be the final resting place for dozens of farm implements and hundreds of other old items.
The owner of the rusty abundance bounced around answering questions since he "didn't have time to get everything priced"..
.ya think?
Aside from what was out in the yard, there were numerous outbuildings on the property; a peek inside revealed more waiting for future sales.
I had a lot of fun poking around the property and gathering a pile of shabby primitives to bring back. Here are some snapshots of what you may find in the
Gracie's Cottage booth at upcoming shows...enjoy the pictures!
You lucky girl! Happy Easter to you too! Will you be at Kane?
ReplyDeleteI can't get to Kane this weekend but am shooting for May...I'll look you up then!
ReplyDeleteFABULOUS!! Can't wait to get to some farm sales around here!
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh! I would have died to come across a sale like that! Tell me where you are at Elkhorn?
ReplyDeleteHi Angie - I share space at Elkhorn with my friend Kathy; we'll be into the small animal barn this year. Hope to see you there!
ReplyDeleteThat was some sale. I love all the things you photographed. I hope you filled up a big truck. Good luck with your resales. I love cleaning up old farm stuff and giving it a new life. Rosemary
ReplyDeleteLook at all those wonderful things. I would be tempted by all of those wheels~ but Mr. Anything Goes Here would say " NO NO NO." xo Joan@anythinggoeshere
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