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sorie6 zone 6b

17 years ago

Anyone here know where I can find info. on the sales that goes across different states? Thanks

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jaybird
17 years ago
here you go..........

Here is a link that might be useful: World's longest sale
huggybear_2008
17 years ago
The world's longest yard sale, is just awesome.. you can go all the way from Ohio to Al. on side roads so you are not on main interstates.. we live in Kentucky and we only went about 75 miles and it was all along route 27 in Kentucky and most along the Ohio River.. you will go into Covington Kentucky coming over the bridge from Ohio and there are some really neat places that have some neat items.. then you will hit some of the rural areas.. some of the fields will have many vendors in it, there are lots of bed and breakfast along the way to stay over night in or route 27 is not that far off the main interstate. you can find motels and hotels .. make sure you wear something that is cool and good shoes. When we went it was really hot out.. so take along some water in your vehicle to drink. do not pay the first price you see on the item.. many will bargin with you... as the sale comes to a close you will get better bargins.. go and have fun.. I have been watching it now for years on HGTV and they all seem like they are having a ball..
Good Luck.
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