"Unbelievable"
That Is All That I Can Say For Last Wednesday 1/29/2014
In spite of the rain and cold, we had more than 100 dealers to show up and set up tents.
What was even more surprising is that more than 1000 customers showed up to shop in the rain.
It was raining at sunrise, and was raining at sunset (It rained off and on all day)
Below are a few photo taken that day.
That Is All That I Can Say For Last Wednesday 1/29/2014
In spite of the rain and cold, we had more than 100 dealers to show up and set up tents.
What was even more surprising is that more than 1000 customers showed up to shop in the rain.
It was raining at sunrise, and was raining at sunset (It rained off and on all day)
Below are a few photo taken that day.
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It looks like we may get break in the rain for the Flea Market this Wednesday 2/5/2014.
If the long range forecast is correct, we won't get any rain until Wed. afternoon.
The forecast for this Wednesday 2/5/2014 is
Foggy in the morning with showers likely in the afternoon and possibly a thunderstorm.
High around 80F. Winds SSW at 10 to 15 mph. Chance of rain 60%.
Link To The Free Parking Pass Is At The Bottom Of This Page.
If the long range forecast is correct, we won't get any rain until Wed. afternoon.
The forecast for this Wednesday 2/5/2014 is
Foggy in the morning with showers likely in the afternoon and possibly a thunderstorm.
High around 80F. Winds SSW at 10 to 15 mph. Chance of rain 60%.
Link To The Free Parking Pass Is At The Bottom Of This Page.
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Strawberries prices this week, went from a low of $17. to a high of $20. a flat Tomatoes from $14. To a high of $20. for a 25 lb. box. Cabbage was running from $9. To $13. a case Egg Plant went from $8. To $10. a case |
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Aphorism's for you.
An aphorism is an original thought, spoken or written in a (concise) and memorable form.
An aphorism is an original thought, spoken or written in a (concise) and memorable form.
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Well done is better than well said.
Benjamin Franklin |
Always expect the worst, and you will never be disappointed.
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Most problems are either unimportant or impossible to solve.
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Committee: A group of the unwilling, picked from the unfit to do the unnecessary.
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You can't build a reputation on what you are going to do.
Henry Ford |
Seventy percent of success
in life is showing up. Woody Allen |
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If you don't know where you're going, any road will take you there.
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The most undependable part on your car is the nut holding the wheel.
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I use not only all the brains I have, but all I can borrow.
Woodrow Wilson |
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- If only I could get that wonderful feeling of accomplishment
without having to accomplish anything.
If it weren't for the last minute, nothing would get done.
Holt's Law: All jobs are easy to the person who doesn't have to do them.
It usually takes a long time to find a shorter way.
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This Day In History "Feb. 5th 1973"
The Last American "KIA" In Vietnam
Is Buried In Arlington National Cemetery
The Last American "KIA" In Vietnam
Is Buried In Arlington National Cemetery
William Benedict Nolde August 8, 1929 – January 27, 1973 Colonel United States Army. Buried on February 5th. 1973 |
WILLIAM B. NOLDE
COLONEL US ARMY KOREA, VIETNAM DATE OF BIRTH: 08/08/1929 DATE OF DEATH: 01/27/1973 Click On Photo For "Find A Grave" Memorial Webpage |
Born in Menominee, Michigan, Nolde was a professor of military science at Central Michigan University before joining the army. As an officer, he served in both the Korean War and the Vietnam War, acting as an advisor to the South Vietnamese forces in the latter.
Nolde, having reached the rank of colonel, was killed by shell fire at An Loc, eleven hours before the cessation of all hostilities in accordance with the Paris Peace Accords. He was the last official American combat casualty of the war - the 45,914th confirmed death during the conflict.
While other Americans lost their lives after the truce was enacted, these were not recorded as combat casualties. During his time in the armed forces, he had accumulated four medals, including the Bronze Star and Legion of Merit.
Nolde was buried on February 5, 1973 in Section 3 of Arlington National Cemetery (his widow Joyce was buried beside him in 2005). As the last official combat casualty, his funeral was attended by 'considerably more brass than the funeral of a field-grade officer would normally command' including General Alexander Haig.
At the Central Michigan University the William B. Nolde Scholarship was established in memory of the Colonel by students, family and friends. The William B. Nolde Lecture Series takes place every two years and invites various politicians, professors and military leaders to lecture on the importance of leadership.
Notable guest speakers have included Lt. Col. Gary Brito, who participated in Operation Iraqi Freedom I and Operation Iraqi Freedom III; and Col. R. John Cully Jr., a retired Vietnam Helicopter Pilot, special forces member, previous commander of the Special Intelligence Squadron from 1988-1997 and graduate of Central Michigan University.
Nolde, having reached the rank of colonel, was killed by shell fire at An Loc, eleven hours before the cessation of all hostilities in accordance with the Paris Peace Accords. He was the last official American combat casualty of the war - the 45,914th confirmed death during the conflict.
While other Americans lost their lives after the truce was enacted, these were not recorded as combat casualties. During his time in the armed forces, he had accumulated four medals, including the Bronze Star and Legion of Merit.
Nolde was buried on February 5, 1973 in Section 3 of Arlington National Cemetery (his widow Joyce was buried beside him in 2005). As the last official combat casualty, his funeral was attended by 'considerably more brass than the funeral of a field-grade officer would normally command' including General Alexander Haig.
At the Central Michigan University the William B. Nolde Scholarship was established in memory of the Colonel by students, family and friends. The William B. Nolde Lecture Series takes place every two years and invites various politicians, professors and military leaders to lecture on the importance of leadership.
Notable guest speakers have included Lt. Col. Gary Brito, who participated in Operation Iraqi Freedom I and Operation Iraqi Freedom III; and Col. R. John Cully Jr., a retired Vietnam Helicopter Pilot, special forces member, previous commander of the Special Intelligence Squadron from 1988-1997 and graduate of Central Michigan University.
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Free Parking Pass & Dealer Discount. http://www.plantcitymarket.com/free-parking-pass-2-5-2014.html |
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