This event is almost like a mini-fair. Animals, food, plants, flowers, big things, small things. Lots to see and tinker with. Some say junk; we say treasures.
Some of the "box lots" go for $1. In the box maybe a few things well worth more than $1.
It's a good chance to meet up with folks in one place. Local Stovebolters have a chance to connect. Some not seem for awhile. Most we'll not see until spring.
For those not familiar with the event or even the scope of it, buses even come down from PA loaded with "shoppers" and other friends. I think some horses come from "out of town" also.
Others can add to the "loot report" ... my sister and I would go in different directions than the guys. When the kids are with us, even the boys go with the men; the girls want to see the animals. Every one wants bar-b-q chicken, fries and ice cream.
A big day of it from sunlight ... into the dark of night.
