Love Letters In The Sand

Not long ago, at an outdoor flea market, I found this large stack of old love letters, most of them dating back to the 1940's.
I was happy to find them, of course, but what grabbed my attention was the seller.
He had a very unique way of displaying his treasures.

Most of us bloggers really believe in staging.
Some of you take pictures as good as any you will ever see in a magazine.

And I've always believed staging helps to sell your product.

This letter was "thrown" in with the rest of them. hee hee

This is where I found my pile of love letters.
They were "thrown"in the sand along with all of the other stuff he had for sale.

He just threw stuff out of his car onto the ground and people were shopping like crazy.
I had to stand in line to even ask for a price.

Some of the stuff was junk but a lot of it was pretty good.
He was busy answering questions, throwing out more stuff, taking money, etc.
Then I had to stand in line again to pay for stuff.

In all my years of shopping at flea markets I have never seen anything like this.
He was for sure the crowd favorite.
Even with all the tromping I didn't see anything get broken.

It didn't take long for him to sell all of his stuff.
After I paid for my love letters, I just stood there and watched the crowd.
It was amazing, I must say. linking to these parties: Thrifty Things Friday   My Romantic Home