We just bought the best collection of witchcraft books ever!
Collector Harry Potter books, British editions!
Almost a whole set of Magic Tree House books.
Used Wimpy Kid, if you can believe it.
Saturday, December 29, 2012
Friday, September 24, 2010
Yes, Railroad books!
It's been a great summer. So many of my wonderful old books were sold and went off to new places all over the world. I always hate to see them go. I start to think so much of my best stock is gone.
But NO! Right away fabulous buying opportunities came along.
Now I have the most exciting collection of Northwest history, aviation, and railroad books ever.
But NO! Right away fabulous buying opportunities came along.
Now I have the most exciting collection of Northwest history, aviation, and railroad books ever.
Friday, August 6, 2010
Here's a sight you don't see everyday
Through the store window I can see the Siulsaw River. They are dredging the river these days, and now the huge dredging operation is pretty much right across the street. It's a tall crane on a platform that dips in and scoops up sand and puts it on a barge. Then the drawbridge opens to let a tugboat push the barge out to sea to dump the sand.
Not only do I get to watch the draw bridge open a few times a day, but now I can see the whole operation!
Well, I'm impressed.
Not only do I get to watch the draw bridge open a few times a day, but now I can see the whole operation!
Well, I'm impressed.
Saturday, October 17, 2009
Thursday, October 15, 2009
We just had some letterboxers come in from New Mexico.
One of them, Tom Church, told me his grandmother, Ruth Bush Jones, was the creator of Smokey the Bear!
When he comes back after lunch I'll get the whole story.
Yes, we have a letterbox hidden in the store, and a geocache. See www.letterboxing.org and www.geocaching.com for more info.
One of them, Tom Church, told me his grandmother, Ruth Bush Jones, was the creator of Smokey the Bear!
When he comes back after lunch I'll get the whole story.
Yes, we have a letterbox hidden in the store, and a geocache. See www.letterboxing.org and www.geocaching.com for more info.
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