Outside at Horton’s was just as delightful as inside! These flowers were just lovely. I would have loved to bring some home with me. Alas, they would have wilted in the car as we did our other shopping. The french bread and herb butter was wonderful:)
Loved this scalloped and painted awning.
Old suitcases, cute lamps, a rolled up map, and chalkboards in old frames. I’m still wishing I’d bought that map!
That couch was sweetly slip covered with vintage sheets. So cute!
My purchases from outside vendors consisted of an old sap bucket, old postcard, and…
old buttons! The seamstress in me just can’t resist!
And from Horton’s adorable shop I got this basket. I’m liking it a lot.
Next up my biggest purchase from the French Flea!! It needs a blog post ALL it’s own:)
it was a ball–now need to clean the upstairs so I can do more fun things–lol!
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k
I am so glad you were able to come for a visit! I only wish I could have gotten a chance to meet you!
There's always next year!
I am so thankful as well that you were able to find such amazing treasures!
Have a blessed rest of the week!
Donna
Looks like fun! Come see Bastille Day!
What a lovely flea market with such gorgeous treasures! Where is it held?
Deborah
Oh Jill! This looks like my kind of event. I can't wait to see your big purchase.
Love the new header!
Thank you so very much for linking up to this week's Wayfaring Wednesday.
neat-o!!!!! Great fun at the Flea Market.
Sweet Summer blessings to you.
d from homehaven
I would have loved this flea market. I like your treasures you found.