When I was 6 or 7 my mother took me to an antiques and art show at St. Paul's Church in Woodbury, where we met my grandparents. I soon became extremely bored and began acting up. So my grandfather - who probably was as bored as I was - took me walking through the adjacent cemetery, which had graves dating back to the 1700's. I was fascinated and to this day enjoy old cemeteries!
You should make a video of all of the collections you have displayed! A tour of your house decorated with all of your collections, or if not, at least a video of you going through all of your collections or all of them lined up in one room or something. People like collection display tour videos… or at least I do.
@@fleabittenadventures That would be cool. I display my collectibles around my house, even if it’s just in big stacked piles. I have a huge wide pile of vintage 80’s character stuffed animals like carebears, cabbage patch kids, my little pony and lots of others that almost goes as high as my face against the wall for example, all of which are originals from the 80’s. I don’t have a storage unit. I’d rather have my stuff around the house to look at but there’s a lot of it… like hoarder house amounts of it.
Good video. You know how to film a flea market video. You don't pipe in unneeded distracting music. I wish it were closer to where I live. Good to know it's open Saturday as most flea markets are only open Sundays.
Coincidently, I have two items from the 1939/40 World's Fair. One is a wooden cane/seat, the seat folds down from the cane so the person carrying it can take a short rest. I believe it was my grandfather's, he lived in New York, and the building you were referring to is pictured on the seat with the words "New York World's Fair, 1940." The other item came from a family friend, whose family may have been from back east, (we're in Minnesota now), and it is a small metal statue of the afore mentioned building. Around the edge are embossed the words "World's Fair 1939 New York." It must have gone for more than one year! By the way I don't say the name of the building because I'm not sure what it was even though I listened to you say it many times trying to figure it out.😆😀
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When I was 6 or 7 my mother took me to an antiques and art show at St. Paul's Church in Woodbury, where we met my grandparents. I soon became extremely bored and began acting up. So my grandfather - who probably was as bored as I was - took me walking through the adjacent cemetery, which had graves dating back to the 1700's. I was fascinated and to this day enjoy old cemeteries!
Good times. My dad used to do the same thing with me and my brother. Thanks for watching!
Always enjoy watching your flea market videos. Great job.
I'm glad you like them! Thanks for watching!
You should make a video of all of the collections you have displayed! A tour of your house decorated with all of your collections, or if not, at least a video of you going through all of your collections or all of them lined up in one room or something. People like collection display tour videos… or at least I do.
I may. A lot of it is in storage.
@@fleabittenadventures That would be cool. I display my collectibles around my house, even if it’s just in big stacked piles. I have a huge wide pile of vintage 80’s character stuffed animals like carebears, cabbage patch kids, my little pony and lots of others that almost goes as high as my face against the wall for example, all of which are originals from the 80’s. I don’t have a storage unit. I’d rather have my stuff around the house to look at but there’s a lot of it… like hoarder house amounts of it.
Keep the background music in all your videos . They are uplifting and inspiring to stay in good spirits . Thank you.
I respect your opinion, but the majority of viewers seemed to hate it, so it had to go. Sorry.
Good video. You know how to film a flea market video. You don't pipe in unneeded distracting music. I wish it were closer to where I live. Good to know it's open Saturday as most flea markets are only open Sundays.
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You need to look at all the fishing stuff.
Coincidently, I have two items from the 1939/40 World's Fair. One is a wooden cane/seat, the seat folds down from the cane so the person carrying it can take a short rest. I believe it was my grandfather's, he lived in New York, and the building you were referring to is pictured on the seat with the words "New York World's Fair, 1940." The other item came from a family friend, whose family may have been from back east, (we're in Minnesota now), and it is a small metal statue of the afore mentioned building. Around the edge are embossed the words "World's Fair 1939 New York." It must have gone for more than one year! By the way I don't say the name of the building because I'm not sure what it was even though I listened to you say it many times trying to figure it out.😆😀
I think those gas nozzles could be used for transfer tanks on work trucks. We use them for our diesel transfer tanks
Oh ok. Makes sense. I couldn't think of any reason why anyone other than a gas station would buy those. Thanks for watching!
Low pressure steam gauge.