It's now been two weeks since my weekend
with the girls in Connecticut.
That Sunday morning we met at The Elephant's Trunk Flea
in New Milford.
It was fun in the early morning sun.
Hunting for treasures...
discovering whatever the vendors brought with them this week.
Have a look...
Paula bought this pulley and wore it hooked on her purse
so she could continue hands free shopping!
You just never know what you will see at the flea!
:)
...we all found something!
Deanna's car was overflowing!
I hope you have all enjoyed this lovely Sunday...
...I spent the day with Dad, Mr. Flea and Brother Biff.
...all wonderful fathers...
Happy Father's Day!
:)
Well if you did not find anything there I would say you were mad!!!! OH how I love a good flea market...good for the soul! x0x0
ReplyDeleteLooks like a wonderful Flea!! I would take the green metal pig so my metal goat would have company. Looks like you gals needed a larger car?
ReplyDeleteIf I was there my car would mimic yours...full with wonderful treasures:)
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness you have access to some wonderful flea markets. I just love everything you chose to photograph. Fun!
ReplyDeleteDanielle
Nice curios things you find!! enjoy the lake!!!
ReplyDeleteWat een leuke spullen en mooie foto,s.
ReplyDeleteFijne week, groetjes Saskia
Just lovely, Oh I wish we had finds like that over here! x
ReplyDeletePlein de choses que j'aime,la chine enfantine magnifique...
ReplyDeleteBelle journée Laura,
manon
Wow! That is a car full :-) Fleaing with friends can be so fun!! I love all those vintage glass bottles and the antlers. They would make a cool wall grouping.
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Loi
Love your pictures! Such treasures, I tried to go to this flea market last spring, a road trip with a friend, and it had rained the night before...they cancelled the flea that day!! I think I'll have to try it again!
ReplyDeleteah, ventriloquist dummies always creep me out; they are so devious and mischievous!
ReplyDeletelove the green pig, he would be fun indoors or out on a patio/garden.
looks like it was a fun and super productive day.
http://dallianceswithsuitsandskirts.blogspot.com/
Oh, one of you lucky girls bought that adorable red shopping cart!!! I would decroate a room around the Rainbow Dye cupboard. And the tricycle, so cute. So many wonderful things to see and be tempted by!
ReplyDeleteOh dear. Now instead of farming I will be filling up broken chairs all day with plants. I blame you!
ReplyDeleteMy word, the vendors certainly had a wide variety of items available. I would have loved to have gotten my hands on some of those old colored bottles!
ReplyDeleteWhat a scene! That tattered mannekin with the wire base!!!! So fun to tag along!
ReplyDeleteOh Gosh! I am salivating!
ReplyDeleteThere was some seriously cool, really old treasures! That is hard to find out here in sunny Calif.
What a fun day for you! karen....
Oh I wish we had these types of flea markets close to me......... sigh.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Kay
So many things I love !!! You're lucky ... Yesterday, it was also the father's day in France.
ReplyDeleteYou do have some fabulous flea markets near to you and nice you have friends who love your hobby too!
ReplyDeleteI always love seeing your photos you share!
Smiles, Cyndi
Oh, My!! Do I want that red truck. I can picture it with green bottle brush trees in the back :)
ReplyDeleteOoooohhhh Laura, lucky girl, you always find such lovely flea markets!!!!!! The blue clock it's soooo beautiful!
ReplyDeleteHave a nice day.
Looks like it was great shopping. Laura
ReplyDeleteI don't know what I love most: the trycicle, the record player, or the old books.
ReplyDeleteI don't know what I love most: the trycicle, the record player, or the old books.
ReplyDeleteSooo many wonderful treasures just waiting to be discovered! The Superman figure in the telephone booth made me smile, and I love that dress form!
ReplyDeleteThere's one more day to enter my "French-inspired" giveaway. Hurry on over! ;)
Blessings,
Liz @ The Brambleberry Cottage
Hi Laura...love when you share shots from the flea!
ReplyDeleteOMG!! what a fabulous flea market, I so wish I was there. I would of brought that metal pig home in a second
ReplyDeleteI haven't seen a flea market that looked that good in my area for years. Flea markets have pretty much become synonymous with junk (I mean serious junk).
ReplyDeleteI would have loved to have gotten a closer look at that table of bottles!