Am really going to have to fire my social secretary (ie yours truly) because I have been almost missing on flea markets recently. Had happily ordered my usual at Deerhorn when I noticed on Around DB that the flea market was today. Ack!
But of course, I managed to make it post haste. Not that much to buy as I was later than usual but, as Buffalo Wilbur said, if we hadn't gone, I would have been like a rat gnawing away inside his skull.
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Sunday, December 1, 2013
Saturday, November 23, 2013
Lick Hang kindergarten fair
Mui Wo is just bursting with fairs these days. Don't think I've ever stepped into Lick Hang until today. If you don't have children, it's a bit weird hanging round kindys anyway.
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Sunday, August 25, 2013
More shopping
So many flea markets, so little time.
I wonder if flea markets are going to pall with me?Naaaaaaaaah...
Next one's at the end of September.
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Sunday, August 4, 2013
Flea market at Garden Plus
Sorry for the pathetic number of photos. For the first time, I was a seller so I actually had to stay in my stall to make sure I got enough money to spend.
It was great fun. Good atmosphere and a great mix of stuff on sale.
Even Buffalo Wilbur was hooked. I thought he'd get bored after an hour or so but he stayed with me till the end. Can we have more please?
Sunday, June 30, 2013
Finally, the flea market...
Perfect weather for the Discovery Bay flea market this time. Ok, a bit too hot but better than last week.
Next one's in about two months' time.
Sunday, March 24, 2013
Flea market at Garden Plus
Buffalo Wilbur just couldn't get out of bed today and we almost missed the flea market at Garden Plus in Pui O. But I forced him out because I told him PALS was setting up a store there and he's a big supporter.
And we did manage to persuade the vegetarian buffet folks to sell us some dishes... the vegetarian noodles were so good I went back for more to put into tomorrow's lunch box.
The Garden Plu flea market did have a nice atmosphere. There are tables set up for you to have a meal and basically just chill out... which is what Buffalo Wilbur did while I went bargain hunting.
There weren't very many people around, probably because it was near closing time. But I think they could build up quite a crowd if they held this regularly. Maybe one Sunday a month?
Sunday, December 2, 2012
Another successful day at the flea market
To paraphrase Apocalypse Now, I love the sound of the washing machine in the afternoon. Smells like victory.
As the weather was miserable, many sellers were disposing of their stuff cheap to try and get off before the rain came. So I got plenty of clothes for HK$5 a piece. Jacqui and her volunteers from PALS were doing a roaring trade in books -- a steal at HK$5 for two.
The next flea market is on February 17.
As the weather was miserable, many sellers were disposing of their stuff cheap to try and get off before the rain came. So I got plenty of clothes for HK$5 a piece. Jacqui and her volunteers from PALS were doing a roaring trade in books -- a steal at HK$5 for two.
The next flea market is on February 17.
Monday, October 1, 2012
Church flea market
My favorite flea market is here! I turfed Buffalo Wilbur from our bed, where he was having a lie in, super early so that I could get there in time for the first wave of bargains.
Clothes at three for HK$10, books at HK$5 each... there's even a yummy Thai salad for HK$20. Today's market will last till 4pm and there's another day tomorrow (when teh clothes are going to be much cheaper, I suspect) so don't forget to hop on over.
Saturday, September 22, 2012
September flea market
This is the first time the flea market is being held on a Saturday -- which was good news for me because the kaido to Discovery Bay is only HK$12 instead of HK$15 (hey, a savings of HK$3 x 2 can get me a CD of Best Driving Hits so don't knock it).
The organisers also combined it with the equally popular Homemade Fair so it made the trip twice as worthwhile.
For those who think that this looks good, there's still time to head on down. The flea market only closes at 6pm and some vendors usually linger on till later.
This time, Buffalo Wilbur was smart. Instead of trudging from stall to stall with me in the heat, he holed himself up in Il Bel Paese with a nice meatball spaghetti. I used him as a pit stop so I could shop, dump goods at his feet, go shop some more... talk about a win-win situation!
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