Emma, Liz, Jai, Julie and I went to the Fryerstown Antique Fair on the weekend. Here's some shots of the day. It's a massive affair in a small country town - some stalls are in the town hall but most of them are outside, under the gumtrees (if they're lucky) in the middle of the bush. It's HUGE, hot and dusty but lots of fun. Pics of loot later.
Em really liked the look of that little birdcage...but it was $95 - a bit hefty me thinks.
Tuesday, January 29, 2008
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3 comments:
Wow! That looks like the best antiques fair ever. I can't imagine many things better than rummaging through old stuff. :)
Sooo much eye candy! I always love going to antique fairs but its getting harder and harder to find anything affordable that looks nice! Still, you can't beat a fair like that for inspiration!
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As a Trader at Fryerstown,there are LOTS of bargains , and good prices.Dont be put of by the comment of the overpriced birdcage.
No6 stall 2009, see yah there.
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