Showing posts with label flea market. Show all posts
Showing posts with label flea market. Show all posts

Monday, September 5, 2011

Webster, Florida Flea Markets

Took a short drive to Webster, Florida to check out their Monday flea markets. The first one that we came across was Beville's Corner. A nice sized flea market with a wide variety of vendors. We didn't get there until after noon so several booths were closing up early, guess not enough business until the snow birds arrive. We thought this was "the" flea market but found out that this was the small one. Drove up the road a couple of more miles and found the big flea market and it is big! About half the booths were closed, not sure how many had just closed or just not opened for the season yet. We were told that this place will be a mad house in the next month or so. We plan on coming back and getting an earlier start on our next Monday off. Will try to remember to take some pictures and post them.

Sunday, August 28, 2011

London, Kentucky - Levi Jackson State Park

Levi Jackson State Park, site A14

Bruce at Cumberland Falls State Park

Original KFC in Corbin, Kentucky

Goodbye Indiana - Hello Kentucky! Came across another beautiful state park that I found out about on RVParkReviews.com. Friendly staff at the gate, allowed us to pick from several sites that were available. Decided on site A14 which is a back in site that is close to the front of the park, pretty level, water and 50amp electric. Charge was $26 ($28 on Fri/Sat nights). Some sites would take a lot to get a rig level but their website tells you the severity so pay heed! They even have a laundry at each bath house so was able to get caught up on that chore while here! They have a nice pool that is only $3 for campers ($5 if not camping). We would definitely stay here again if we are in the area.
On Friday we drove over the Cumberland Falls State Park. Beautiful falls and area with surprisingly no entrance fee. Glad that we didn't try to camp here though - just for small rigs or tents! They have a very nice gift shop and small concession. Drove through the cute town on Corbin where the original Kentucky Fried Chicken still is in operation.
Saturday morning went to the flea market - interesting to say the least :-)  Got a basket of big, red tomatoes for only $2.
Sunday we packed up and moving on south.