The story is that he used to have 47 of them, he had bought from an older gentleman who had collected them his whole life, he was down sizing, and sold his collection to my friend. Now, seven lucky people get to share this elderly gentleman's love of the horse clock by taking one home with them from the Bonanza.
It has a really cool basket, a light for those early morning rides checking for junk on the curb, a checker board seat, and red pedals. What more could a girl ask for in a red bike?
This is the trailer, it had to be a small load because I was sharing with the posse, didn't want to end up in junk jail for an overload, so I had to be conservative.....
The truck loaded and ready to hit the trail to one of the biggest flea markets in the midwest....
License plate letters were a hit!!
Meet Jane and Sara, they met me there, we worked our tails off getting the booth set up, of course, it was raining about the time we started setting up, but being devoted junkers the show must go on....
Junk.... my favorite word....
Sara and Madison smiling and greeting the customers. The temperature was almost 100 degrees on Friday, we felt like boiled lobsters when we got done that day, but the crowd was great, people were buying and we were passing the word about the Junk Bonanza as fast as we could hand out the cards.... 
Check out these very cool bingo cards, each one has a different advertisers name on it, all from Sioux City, Iowa........
Believe it or not, after I traveled 350 miles I seen two people I knew from Nebraska, so I went over to shop at their space and found some things, this wire fencing being one of them. Do you like?
I love these old vinyl chairs with no arms, and the color of this one was fabulous, which meant it had to go home with ME.......
Old street signs with some really cool names on them, you will have to stop over to my booth at the Bonanza if you'd like to see the others......
Barbels, barbels, and more barbels!!!!! I love these to use a s paper weights. 1 pound, 3 pound and 5 pound, for those really big piles, like the ones in my office right now....
Locker baskets.......
An old metal and galvanized cream separator, makes a great place to put ice and pop!
Love the label on this old ice cream freezer, I think you could still use this to make ice cream, the instructions are still inside.
Can you see a little child riding around in this? How adorable, but I think some pumpkins and fall gourds would look pretty cool in here too.
Ice Pal, I'm told this was used when you went ice fishing, it has runners so you could pull it behind you on the ice. What could this be used for?
Antlers.....
Handles.... maybe for towel holders?
Pulleys.... love the one with the star on it......
And the next best thing was that the sign said OPEN!!!
As we got closer you can see that it looked like any whole hearted junker would have to make the stop without driving by......
Antiques and more !!!!!!! and more..... and more....
These cool galvanized nail bins were one of the first things I spotted as I went up to the side door of the shop. After eyeballing them I was sure we could fit them on the truck, I'm not sure if it was could fit or would make them fit.
I love old radios, this one was especially cute and in excellent shape....
I have a thing for old cast iron school bells but the price on those babies are usually out of my range.......
Any chair projects??? They had the corner on the market.....
The guard dog who was happy to see every visitor, he had to come and greet me and the fam....
Love old bicycles too, this was a fabulous Schwinn, check out the emblem......
Thought this was quite unusual, have never seen one of these and it was authentic.....
My husband and sons calculating how all 16 of those nail bins were going to fit in the truck....
Jack decided to be an observer and stay out of the packing process and be a innocent bystander......
One last shot of the Schwinn......
We managed to get all the nail bins in the truck and tied down, we even made it home with out even losing a single one. They are such good packers! 
Here they are standing in Lake Superior, the water is about 40 degrees and is like standing in ice water.
Maddy had to perform on the last day of camp in the CATS production.
Jack picked up a bucket full of rocks from the beach. It is pretty amazing, all the rocks are smooth and range from pebbles to a loaf of small bread.
Jack and Uncle James heading to the beach.....
I love this photo of him and the kids, it has that old fashion element but with color......
Jack at the falls we stopped to see, this is close to Paradise, Michigan where you must stop at the Berry Patch where you can get the best homemade foods and pies.
The fam on the Soo Locks boat tour.....
Me and the kids...... 