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Here is the overcast daytime version.

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I was watching the road, honest.  And I didn’t find any back allies, because I wrote down the address to the industrial area and left it on the table.  I did get some interesting shots of the city, so I hope I’m almost done.  This was one of my favorites today.

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I was excited for today to come quickly so Sarah and I could go to Brimfield.  Hands down, this is probably the most fun I have all year.

If you have never heard of Brimfield; it is said to be the largest antiques show in the country and it’s held in Brimfield, Ma., a mere 45 minutes from me!  Brimfield boasts about 5000 vendors, (or so I’m told,) and spans more than a mile down Rt. 20.  Fields and fields of every imaginable and unimaginable item!  Color, texture, and history; Brimfield has it all.  Really, if you have never been and get the chance, don’t miss it.  It is open every summer, for one week in May, July, and September.

Today I was specifically looking for a old farm chair.  Preferably something with character, peeling paint and a nice bright color, but I didn’t find what I had envisioned.  Then at the last moment and after a good does of prayer, I happened upon the two chairs at the bottom of the page.  Not exactly what I had wanted, but with some paint and new fabric, they will be perfect!  And two chairs for $20.00 bucks didn’t hurt either!