We start in Summerville go to Ladson go to North Charleston and back.
It had been raining buckets all week so we decided to avoid the Charleston area - the streets flood and you have to wade.
Leia found an original Ronald McDonald from the 1960's, but wa-a-a-a-y out of our price range.
This was in the back room of Antiques & Artisans Village.
Visit Antiques & Artisans Village at the web- site HERE.
Just to prove I did not buy every rusty drawer at Vintage South.
Visit the Vintage South website HERE.
Buckets of cotton mill shuttles.Boxes and shelves of casters of every size and shape.
I forgot to buy some casters.
I took you to their sister store Peach Festival Gardens in Gilbert, SC. (Facebook HERE!)
Remember the big giant hand? (Read post HERE!)
Nothing in the raw here - everything beautifully painted or refinished.
However most of the prices were reasonable.
Thanks, B Micheau! The name of the shop is Simply Vintage.
See their FB page HERE!
I did however have to show you this creepy, taller than I am, Miss Bunny.
I gave her a kiss and put her back.
She did not have rusty drawers.
Or casters.
We ended up at Matt's for delicious burgers.
One chili cheeseburger and one mushroom Swiss melt. We halved them to share.
Can't wait to go Low Country Crawlin' again.
If you are in the area, I would be glad to send you places to go.
See y'all!
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Feathered Nest Friday
Any junkin' day is a good day, but I think Leia's Ronald is creepier than your Ms. Bunny!
ReplyDeleteHi Donna,
ReplyDeleteGirl you do get around! Love all your junkin finds and escapades! Wish I could go on one with you. Have you been to the Antique Fair in Leesburg, VA. I've been thinking about going. It starts May 12, I think.
hugs
Sissie
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ReplyDeleteIt is so much fun to do this with someone! Love the 'bunny' but glad you left it!
ReplyDeletehugs,
Linda
Looks like my kind of trip!
ReplyDeleteI WISH I was in the area! Looks like you and Leia had a great time. I'd love to have you take me around- Vintage South looks awesome!
ReplyDeleteOh, what fun you and Leia had ... so many treasures. Don't know if I could pass old castors.
ReplyDeleteThanks for taking us along on your crawl.
Audrey Z. @ Timeless Treasures
I think Miss Bunny is freaking me a little!
ReplyDeleteOh, how I wish I could go crawlin' with you! Of course, we'd probably fight over lots of treasures...lol! I promise you I would not fight for the bunny or Ronald McDonald though! Creepy...lol! Have a great rest of the weekend!
ReplyDeleteWell, I know you had fun there! Nice to meet you I came over here to meet and follow you. Kim of Snug Harbor Bay had a post and spoke about you. Hello and I'll be seeing you..
ReplyDeleteThe name of the shop is Simply Vintage.
ReplyDeleteThe name of the shop is Simply Vintage.
ReplyDeleteThat sounds like my kind of fun. I should hitch up the trailer and try that some time
ReplyDeleteLooks like such a fun digging road trip! Would love to visit all those places. Clowns, even Ronald, are just dang creepy. :)
ReplyDeleteI wish I lived in low country because I would be hunting every day! It also sounds like my kind of fun1
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful trip and what wonderful finds!! I'm so glad you girls had a great time! When you get a chance, pop me an email please ma'am. I'm looking for something and since you are out and about all the time searching, you may be able to find it for me! :-) Have a great evening!
ReplyDeleteThat bunny is straight out of a horror movie. I bet she's eaten a few kids and small animals in her time.
ReplyDeleteSounds like it was a blast. This Saturday is the Route 38 Yard Sale here in Central Indiana. Mom and I can't wait. We got great stuff last year. Although this year we are taking my truck instead of mom's, due to it being out of commission... which means less space! :(
ReplyDeleteThat is a fun tradition and you came back with quite a haul.
ReplyDeleteAmalia
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