We found some good buys there yesterday. The outside vendors lucked out with the good weather. Not many visitors seemed willing to pay the $3 to go inside, and there seemed to be some vacant spaces inside as well. I hope the region made enough to cover expenses for the event.
The Hawk Mountain V8 Ford club used to have a flea market there in April, I think it was moved to May this year. We vended for a few years about 10 years ago and did ok. We gave it up when we found that no matter how early we got there, other vendors hijacked the tables out of our spaces (each space came with 2-3 large wooden tables).
Yeah, well I'm a woman who is here all week, as I have been for the past 31 years, selling parts and cars at our stand. I know quite a few women who would disagree with your statement, and all the men I know there call it a FLEA MARKET also.
Yeah that doesn't look quite right, and right above it the "P" for program sales in the middle of the red field? Doesn't make sense to have program sales mid-field instead of at an entrance.
Left behind by someone at our spaces RCA 49-54. Contains glasses, sunglasses and a reminder note to buy acid brushes. We’ll be here all week for the owner to come back and claim it.
We have successfully registered a mobility scooter without having a handicap placard in past years. They ask, but I do not think they could actually deny you if you do not have one. See the paragraph under "Credible Assurance" https://www.ada.gov/opdmd.htm .
We did the same thing yesterday, about an hour and forty-five minute drive to Hershey post office, worth it for the peace of mind. When I asked the nice lady at the counter if the envelope went off site for processing then came back, she said it would but then offered to put it right in their mailbox for me. We had a great lunch from Smoked bbq while in Hershey then a leisurely drive back home.
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