I was there by about 10:20 and could find no place to park, so ended up parking on some small gravel road south of the east-west southern road. The sheriff's guys directing traffic were just shaking their heads in disbelief.
My brother was there for his first time, and a couple of other friends rode with me. We had a good time, and didn't spend too much, but did find some good pieces. I had never seen this event as big as yesterday. Maybe I saw less than 50% of the vendors before we left at about 5:00. Talked to one vendor who came from Omaha, another from Montanna, and some husband/wife from NY. Some prices seemed crazy high, and one guy justified his high prices by citing high gas costs and the cost of $45/vendor space. He didn't end up with any of my $$, even though I'd have bought a few pieces from him if he'd been reasonable.
I am always amazed at the amount of pure junk that some vendors drag in, and some of the hugely overloaded trailers they drag it in on. Thankfully there is a huge amount of good stuff, and a lot of good people to talk with, even if just a few brief comments.
By late afternoon, the cold damp wind had gotten to me, and I had to give up the search for a few things I really wanted to find. But all 4 of us came home with some items we really wanted to find. So we deemed it a successful day.
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