As you can see the back was fully loaded.
Even the front seat was piled high.
Yes, I had to bungee the red wagon to the tailgate.
A distressed magazine rack.
A large gold frame.
The two horse head pieces were once part of a stable gate.
Made of plastic with a pink plush fabric.
Should have bought it first to haul my stuff back and forth to the truck.
A snow painting purchased from a guy who commissioned the painter for this scene.
Typesetter drawer in great condition - just needs extreme cleaning.
Two quilts.
A large basket with two pale blue floral pillows.
A plant stand in need of paint.
Squint your eyes - they look like faces.
Purple violet vase - very attractive.
Large white ironstone platter.
As if I needed another platter.
A small bookcase.
A oak split basket.
Small level.
Large dictionary.
Horse head painting.
Off this weekend to Columbia to meet up with Rush who is visiting.
We have junkin' on our minds.
Watch out Soda City!
See y'all!
The Mannington/ Revive floor we chose is featured here: Revive Floors
Want to see our kitchen renovation? Read the series!
Kitchen Reno - The Day Before
Kitchen Reno - Day One - Demolition
Kitchen Reno - Day Two
Kitchen Reno - Day Three
Kitchen Reno Week Two Day One - Dry Wall
Kitchen Reno Week Two Day Two - More Dry Wall
Kitchen Reno Week Two Day Three - Cabinets
Kitchen Table Dream
Kitchen Reno Week Four Tuesday
Kitchen Reno Week Four Thursday
Kitchen Pantry - Before and After
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Great Friday finds and I love that it benefits helping animals. Yeah!!! Love that little red wagon. Just adorable. Happy Friday.
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Such good junk!!! I hope you have a fun junkin weekend!
ReplyDeleteSitting in my hotel room thinking about tomorrow! Still keeping busy, though.
ReplyDeleteWhere will you keep these goodies? The booth must be filled to the ceiling!
being broke old and sick most of the time i so enjoy seeing the stuff you get it is awesome i am so so jealous xx
ReplyDeleteGood pickin' Donna! I've got my eye on the blue and white quilt and the snow painting :) Enjoy your day with Rush--
ReplyDeleteOh my what variety you find!! Wherever do you put it all? Do you still have two booths? I can imagine that your stuff flys out of your booth because it is so unique and fabulous.
ReplyDeleteWow! You found quite a variety of things and they all look great. I saw the faces in those dishes before you even mentioned it. lol I see faces in barns, with window/door placements, too. I think it's a sickness.....looking for faces xo Daina
ReplyDeleteThose plates definitely look like faces! Great finds Donna.
ReplyDeleteGreat finds Donna! Lovin' the blue shelf!
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