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Tag Archives: flea market finds
Estate Sales Two Weeks Ago
Last week I was invited to go with a friend to a couple of estate sales in Little Rock. There was one that was HORRIBLE!!!!!!!!!! Junk, and I mean junk EVERYWHERE! I noticed that the price tags had several names … Continue reading
Antiquing in Searcy
On the way to Forrest City I stopped at Searcy to visit with my friend, Pat. We decided to go to the big flea market next to the highway. It is really big and takes awhile to go through it. … Continue reading
My New Wood Burning Table
When I went to the sale in Morrilton, Libby and Mary Margaret had their sale inside the old bank building. They had a really nice and big craft table that was perfect for a wood burning table. I put it … Continue reading
Toad’s Crossing
I think it was at the end of January when I went to Conway to a sit and sew. I had some time and went to Toad’s Crossing Antique and Flea Market store. My friends Kathy and Robin, both from … Continue reading
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First Methodist Church Sale Reveals Unusual Historic Find
The First Methodist Church of Morrilton had their big sale this weekend. I went Friday afternoon. Lots of stuff left. I got several small things, but the most money I spent was on linens. They have things in certain areas. One … Continue reading
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St. Leon, The Patron Saint of Flea Markets
I was flipping through the internet and found a picture. I burst out loud laughing. It reminded me of several years ago I was at the Sacred Heart garage sale. (If I have posted this, I can’t find it. But, I think … Continue reading
Thomas and Company – A New Flea Market/Decor Store in Morrilton
Last week Mrs. Barbi told me she and Debbie went to a new flea market in Morrilton. I asked where and she said right next door to Tasty Cakes. I went Wednesday and I went Thursday, but the lights were … Continue reading
