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<p>[QUOTE="vintagerobin, post: 9816736, member: 486"]I am tired and hot! I drank a bottle of tea, a bottle of water, and drank more tea when we stopped to eat on the way home. I still didn't have a full bladder because I sweat most of it out!</p><p><br /></p><p>Anyway, it was another interesting roadshow. I met one of the Keno brothers. Met one of the retired local newsmen working as a volunteer. Also saw one dealer that I see at auctions doing a segment for the show. And I saw some interesting stuff.</p><p>My stuff was what I thought it was. But, when I went to get out the vase I wanted to take, I noticed I had another vase I had forgotten about and was never able to identify. I think I may have even posted it here at one time. So, I took it instead. Unfortunately, I broke it on the way in. <img src="styles/default/xenforo/clear.png" class="mceSmilieSprite mceSmilie26" alt=":bored:" unselectable="on" unselectable="on" /> And I had it in bubblewrap and a box!</p><p>I spent quite a bit of time sitting under a tent waiting for my sister and watching them film some of the more informal bits they do. </p><p><br /></p><p>There was one piece that I'm not sure will make it on the show but my sister and I spent some time talking to the people. It was a huge painting of a dollar bill that was beautifully framed and the guy bought it at a flea market for I think it was $10 or $15. They were told it was worth several thousand. They had come all the way from Georgia with it in a rental truck.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="vintagerobin, post: 9816736, member: 486"]I am tired and hot! I drank a bottle of tea, a bottle of water, and drank more tea when we stopped to eat on the way home. I still didn't have a full bladder because I sweat most of it out! Anyway, it was another interesting roadshow. I met one of the Keno brothers. Met one of the retired local newsmen working as a volunteer. Also saw one dealer that I see at auctions doing a segment for the show. And I saw some interesting stuff. My stuff was what I thought it was. But, when I went to get out the vase I wanted to take, I noticed I had another vase I had forgotten about and was never able to identify. I think I may have even posted it here at one time. So, I took it instead. Unfortunately, I broke it on the way in. :bored: And I had it in bubblewrap and a box! I spent quite a bit of time sitting under a tent waiting for my sister and watching them film some of the more informal bits they do. There was one piece that I'm not sure will make it on the show but my sister and I spent some time talking to the people. It was a huge painting of a dollar bill that was beautifully framed and the guy bought it at a flea market for I think it was $10 or $15. They were told it was worth several thousand. They had come all the way from Georgia with it in a rental truck.[/QUOTE]
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