This guy sold everything, including the kitchen sink. I found some really cool vintage kitchen decorations!
These Jeans were 2 for $5!!!! They may have "fallen off a truck" from somewhere, but you can't beat the price, and they are all new with tags!
Another guy who cleaned out his attic for the weekend
Tons of stuff! These scarfs that I've seen in the stores for 15 to 20 bucks each were just $1.00 each
It's hot, and dusty, but everyone makes the day of it, and enjoys
Plenty of food vender's inside and outside, I can't think of a thing you could want to eat that they don't have. There's even a vendor inside that makes bagels and pretzels fresh, right in front of you!
And I absolutely LOVE the guy who roasts peanuts outside, the smell from his big drum of roasting peanuts would make you swoon! Yummy
You have to be prepared though. It's good if you bring one of those 2 wheeled carts (I have one) or a couple of really strong men to carry all your shit for ya. But, you don't have to feed a cart, so I suggest that.
Bring cash, for the outside places, but inside the buildings they take charge cards. And most important of all.... never ask where they got their stuff!!! Better not knowing!
5 comments:
I loved Englishtown when I went there a few years ago. I wound up getting my athame from an Asian guy selling decorative knives and stuff outside. He gave me a discount on the dagger since I have an Asian tattoo.
I can't believe you left out the part about the pickles! YUM YUM YUM!!!
autumn, I have one too, but it's in a place I don't show people. LOL And Steph, OMG how could I forget the super sour pickles!!!!!! They are so damn yummmy!
Wow, this looks like an incredible market. I'm jealous! If I'm ever in the area, it'll be on the top of my list of things to do!
We used to go to Englishtown about once a month. Always in the Fall and Winter. We've not been in almost a decade and just last weekend were talking about taking a ride over. Now I must after being reminded of it's awesomeness!
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