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We just set up our booth at Brimfield. There's a light misty rain coming down, and the early birds are milling about. The best/worst thing so far is that we are too close to a fresh doughnuts booth; 6 for $5. More in a moment.
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Hoping you get good weather and have a great time. Enjoy your day
I agree with Scandi, t-shirts please.
One down under in Sydney Australia would definitely not go astray either: XXL!
Have a great event!
Yeah, ill take a 2x as well. hope yall have fun and it goes well
Looks like an awesome event! Thank you both so much for sharing pictures of your time there. Some awesome items to see.
Hi guys, we were in space #79 across from you selling antque radios. Yes those donuts were way too tempting!! Enjoyed meeting all of you very much
thanks all for the love! it was a fun and crazy week. Great to meet you as well radioguy!
huh you passed out donuts and we didn't get even one ?????????? :-)