RANDOM PICTURE THREAD - Post ANY of your favorite pictures here to share with Tnet...

pepperj · Dec 19, 2015

Here are some the photos of this amazing store to share of the outside yard to begin with. This place is one of the greatest piles of just about anything and everything. I have seen a lot of things in my life collecting and being in the auction, secondhand, antiques, collecting, sort of a hoarder but I was Gobsmacked going into the place.

ARC · Dec 20, 2015

Love to take a stroll through the mazes.

kingskid1611 · Dec 20, 2015

pepperj said:
Here are some the photos of this amazing store to share of the outside yard to begin with. This place is one of the greatest piles of just about anything and everything. I have seen a lot of things in my life collecting and being in the auction, secondhand, antiques, collecting, sort of a hoarder but I was Gobsmacked going into the place.

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I was looking closely at the pics to see if I could have used anything. That is a neat place to play.

ARC · Dec 20, 2015

One cool aspect of this "place" is... it appears to be organized.

pepperj · Dec 20, 2015

AARC said:
One cool aspect of this "place" is... it appears to be organized.

This nothing the inside is a collectors dream, all priced and in a crazy way it's all organized and priced. The business was offered to me for under 1 Mil. and I popped the question to the Mrs and I was almost committed. :laughing7:

ARC · Dec 20, 2015

Arrrrg pepper...
That's an awful lotta money for that pile.

IF you need a good financial planner :P

ARC · Dec 20, 2015

TOP dollar... EVEN with prime real estate...
250...

Remember you would inherit all the problems as well.

kingskid1611 · Dec 20, 2015

pepperj said:
This nothing the inside is a collectors dream, all priced and in a crazy way it's all organized and priced. The business was offered to me for under 1 Mil. and I popped the question to the Mrs and I was almost committed.

Is this just for the stuff or also the land and building? That looks like an old building and if they hoarded like this outside imagine what is hidden in cracks on the inside unseen by all who visit. Just a thought

ARC · Dec 20, 2015

Nothing like taking over someone's else's "baileywick".

Sheesh they are wanting to sell and mover to Florida... I just know it :P

WHICH is what you should just do... and circumvent the trash pile

Antiques and such are not what they used to be.

ARC · Dec 20, 2015

ERRR correction...
MOST antiques are "not what they used to be"... heh

worldtalker · Dec 20, 2015

Anyone having a problem leaving the room?

GOD Bless

Chris

pepperj · Dec 20, 2015

kingskid1611 said:
Is this just for the stuff or also the land and building? That looks like an old building and if they hoarded like this outside imagine what is hidden in cracks on the inside unseen by all who visit. Just a thought

Three properties which include three barns full, the one big house "FULL" another farm house, acreage, some smaller out buildings. Yes one big headache, if I was younger I'd really love a challenge. "Note the 32yr in service employee told me he doesn't go with the deal" He just worked the outside.

pepperj · Dec 20, 2015

Here's one example of a small uncluttered room upstairs I saw a lady the I'd met outside with the husband and I was amazed at the yard alone and they commented on "Have you ever been inside?" 45 minutes later we saw each other and she asked me if I'd seen her husband? I asked her when the last time she had seen him? and she said about 20 minutes before. " I just said "Well you've lost him then" the picture says the response.

ARC · Dec 20, 2015

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williedigit · Dec 20, 2015

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my brother who lost the battle against ALS this year only brother no sisters so those are special memories

pepperj · Dec 20, 2015

williedigit said:
View attachment 1249609my brother who lost the battle against ALS this year only brother no sisters so those are special memories

Sorry to hear that williedigit as I also lost my sister about 8 yrs ago to ALS, they gave her the 2-5 lifespan and she made it 6 months. Brother-in-law was two yrs before that from Kennedy Disease a rare form of ALS. Miss them both as he was my detecting Bro and scrounger buddy, as we spent many hrs digging together as a family. The memories are special and with every passing year they become more cherished as each were taken away too soon.

williedigit · Dec 20, 2015

Thanks he survived almost three yrs with that terrible mess I gave him a detector a long time ago and he never had the chance to hunt with me being he lived in Florida and myself in NC but I share with him things things I found thru the past 20+years and sent him two civil war buttons which I believe my sister in law still has them told her to keep them yes I miss him a lot and wish I had done some hunting with him but it's ok they have the best treasure yet a life with streets paved in gold! I am blessed with two boy that enjoy going with me from time to time and they know that all the things I find belong to them when I reach the mansion in the sky and I have some great friend that hunt with me also and love to meet new one and have the chance to share a digging memory to go in my bucket list book of where ,who ,and what was found![emoji41]