Last Friday, Paul and I went to the Brimfield, Mass antiques show/flea market.  We try to go every year but missed last year.  It is HUGE and really, you can’t see the whole thing in one day.  But we put a good dent in it.

There was even a booth with baked goods!:

And “vintage” ’80s pants purses.  Can you believe the ’80s are considered vintage???

And the winner for the booth that creeped me out the most:

Just. Weird.

There was lunch of course:

Paul’s “Gobbler” (aka: Thanksgiving on a roll) and my veggie wrap because the falafel place is now gone (SO. DISAPPOINTED.).  And my first purchase of the day, a cast iron corn stick baker.

We also saw yarn!

This picture might be deceiving… these were actually huge cones with super bulky yarn on them. (No, I didn’t buy any.)

And we saw what we think was the filming of an episode of Flea Market Flip:

Other purchases included a light for the outside of the garage which I forgot to get a picture of.  I also got two Fire King bowls to add to my blue collection:

And this wonderfully whimsical hummingbird garden stake made out of spoons!:

And on the way home there was this:

Of course.

Lots more to tell you about the weekend, but it will have to wait until the next post.  Hint: it involves yarn and knitting.