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Make a list of your local auction houses and check them out online Morris, usually they'll have pictures or an inventory listing for previewing the day before the auction. Sure helps knowing what's available before you check it out . Remember the golden rule of working an auction, if the item gets to expensive this week, let it go as the same thing will show up again soon and it'll probably be the price you wanted to pay in the first place. Rule #2 don't fall in love with what your bidding on or the price will break your heart .
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Good morning everyone. Another sunny warm one here, 12 C°.
Send rain here John, Grant, what little we got will get dried up by noon.
What`s everyone have planned for this long weekend?
I have a couple of loads gravel to delieverl later today then I`m off work till Monday.
Send rain here John, Grant, what little we got will get dried up by noon.
What`s everyone have planned for this long weekend?
I have a couple of loads gravel to delieverl later today then I`m off work till Monday.
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Good morning everybody
Today is going to be a sort and clean up day around here so that I can get back to this shed and finish it off this weekend, got to unload these pool tables and set them up so that I can put on a couple of yard sales in the near future.
I doubt that there would be an auction house in your area John as it's to rural, around the cities is the best for these deals but you may find the occasional estate sale.
No more rain for us for awhile, enjoy yours while you can, around here it's flood watch time again. % years since the last flood and hardly any flood mitigation projects have been started.
Today is going to be a sort and clean up day around here so that I can get back to this shed and finish it off this weekend, got to unload these pool tables and set them up so that I can put on a couple of yard sales in the near future.
I doubt that there would be an auction house in your area John as it's to rural, around the cities is the best for these deals but you may find the occasional estate sale.
No more rain for us for awhile, enjoy yours while you can, around here it's flood watch time again. % years since the last flood and hardly any flood mitigation projects have been started.
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Got my loads hauled so now I get to enjoy this warm while puttering around the farm yd.
I think I might have better luck at yard sales the the small local auctions.
Rather than any flood watch here it`s a grass fire watch.
I think I might have better luck at yard sales the the small local auctions.
Rather than any flood watch here it`s a grass fire watch.
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Got this round of weeds and dandelions plucked and planted my geese and ducks so now its backyard time.
The Bow river flooded out the city 5 years ago and it looks like the city hall folks and planners forgot that the snow in the mountains melts this time of year and fills the Bow river to the brim.
The Bow river flooded out the city 5 years ago and it looks like the city hall folks and planners forgot that the snow in the mountains melts this time of year and fills the Bow river to the brim.
