Showing posts with label Patches. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Patches. Show all posts

Monday, February 22, 2016

A Quick trip to Vegas

Snow on the San Gabriel Mountains...


We had to take a detour and found a new thrift store...
 MDH found a record...


And a rusty bit...





I found some old travel patches for my suitcases...

 




 Ivanpah...
 

State line...



 We dropped off some of the bricks...





On the way home, wade a detour to go see Bottle Tree Ranch...



And drove on Route 66...





Saturday, August 22, 2015

Date Day

To Olvera Street...



The biggest grape vines I have ever seen...


Crossing the entire street...



We did some shopping...



Had some lunch...


& got a few souveniers.
A blanket...


Some patches...


Then we walked across to Union Station.  I had not been there before...


 









Friday, May 22, 2015

Today's Thrift Store Finds

A huge Cathrineholm bowl.  It is 11"...


A patch for my suitcase...


A Tervis tumbler...


Part of the Circus Train for my FPLP.  It came with the engine, but I already had one that was in better shape...


And for Kellye's party...
 some cassette tapes, two more Rubik's cubes...


And some Garbage Pail Kids cards...













Sunday, April 19, 2015

Today's Estate Sale Finds - North Hills

We had not planned on stopping at this sale, but MDH saw the sign while we were out so we decided to stop.  I went this sale yesterday, and left empty handed.   I think I was too focused on getting home to clean up our new lamps:)  He always seems to see things that I don't, plus the sale was about to end, so the prices were super cheap.
I found some bells...


Already hanging in the garden...


A bowling ball...


In the box...


And these tins to store our craft supplies in...


MDH found these patches...


A box of old light bulbs.  One is dated 1958, and they all work...


This little metal guy was in the bottom of the box...


A horn...


And an old projector...


He took it apart to clean it and t works...



Now we need to keep our eyes open for a film...