{ acres of funky junk }

Last week I spent four days in Fort Mead, Florida at Flywheelers. I setup my booth early Wednesday morning with my hubby’s help to sell our handmade soaps and organic products. My hubby is unbelievably supportive, which was great, since I drag him across Florida without much given notice. I consider myself an adventurous spirit and love taking trips exploring around the state of Florida. Last week’s event was so awesome filled with over 240 acres of crafts, antiques, vintage tractors and flea market items.
Here are a few photos of things that caught my eye, when exploring the acres after acres of funky junk.

Oh, Yea! Believe me it is not hard to find things that you just can’t live without and need to take home. I purchased a vintage suitcase for a dollar, a complete set of four vintage Pyrex bowls, eco friendly fabric sandwich bags, a handcrafted coat rack made of old barn wood and many more vintage trinkets. I love all of my new vintage and handmade goodies.

We had a fantastic week. I returned home with only a few bars of soaps, almost completely sold out of our stock. Which is super, super exciting.
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