Ketika kami merancang sistem jejak kami, kami membuat keputusan kunci. Kami bisa membuat setiap jejak untuk semua orang. Sebaliknya, kami memutuskan untuk membuat jalur yang benar -benar fokus pada apa yang dicari pengguna. Ada saat -saat ketika pejalan kaki dan pengendara motor dapat berbagi jalur dan ada waktu lain di mana menyenangkan untuk dipisahkan. Alih -alih setiap jejak menjadi “OK” untuk setiap pengguna, kami ingin setiap jejak menjadi luar biasa bagi pengguna yang dituju. Itu membawa kami ke tiga penunjukan jejak yang khas.

Hiking dua arah dan hanya bersepeda menanjak. Garpu Utara Argentina dan naik di Arapahoe Trails membentuk rute utama ke puncak. Pengendara motor Uphill umumnya bergerak agak lebih lambat dan di jalur ini pejalan kaki dan pengendara motor dengan baik.

Hanya bersepeda menurun. Jalur berang -berang dan roda di atas jalur hanya untuk bersepeda menurun. Di jalur menuruni bukit yang bagus, tidak ada pengendara motor atau pejalan kaki yang ingin bertemu yang lain. Jalur ini dirancang untuk menunggang bukit yang menyenangkan.

Hiking saja. Jejak Halfmoon hanya untuk hiking. Bagian dari jejak tidak cocok untuk sepeda dan ini adalah tempat yang baik bagi pejalan kaki untuk tidak perlu khawatir bertemu dengan pengendara sepeda.

Musim panas ini Bar dan Grill ke -6 akan menjadi tuan rumah dua acara mingguan reguler. Kamis malam adalah Burger Night dan restoran akan tetap buka sampai jam 8 malam. Mereka akan buka pukul 10 pagi hari Minggu pagi untuk makan siang hari Minggu. Bersenang -senang dan nikmati makanan enak. Untuk detailnya, buka 6th Alley Bar and Grill.

Oke, maaf jika saya salah memimpin, tetapi kami memang memperpanjang periode pembaruan lulus selama satu minggu lagi. Dengan semua keanehan dan kebingungan tahun lalu, kami pikir kami akan memberi orang satu minggu lagi untuk memperbarui lulus musim mereka untuk musim ski 2024-25. Tapi, ini dia. Hari terakhir untuk memperbarui pass musim dingin Anda dengan tarif diskon adalah Jumat, 19 Juli.

Saya suka Jalur Loop Beavers. Rabu yang lalu ini, saya memiliki kesempatan untuk naik bagian bawah ke atas ke atas ke bawah. Kami beruntung memiliki kualitas tinggi dari jalur sepeda gunung yang dibangun dengan tujuan tinggi dalam pengaturan Alpine yang tinggi. Saya bersenang -senang berkendara, tetapi saya merasa bersalah karena saya harus berhenti lebih banyak untuk menerima semua pandangan.

Bergabunglah dengan kami saat kami melakukan perjalanan melalui New England, Nova Scotia, Newfoundland, dan sekitarnya di RV kami, mengungkap harta vintage, kota-kota kecil yang indah, dan temuan bekas yang unik. Perjalanan jalan kuno ini memadukan pemandangan indah, halte di pinggir jalan yang nyaman, dan cinta yang mendalam untuk mendekorasi dengan sejarah dan hati.

Mencari lebih banyak ide perjalanan vintage?
Jelajahi lebih banyak tujuan belanja barang antik dan antik di seluruh New England di halaman petualangan belanja vintage dan hemat kami. Dari desa -desa tepi laut Maine ke kota -kota pegunungan Vermont, temukan di mana menemukan harta bekas terbaik.

TOPO TEMPAT VINTAGE VINTAGE untuk perjalanan RV & gaya luar ruangan

Posting ini mungkin berisi tautan afiliasiyang tidak akan mengubah harga Anda tetapi akan membagikan beberapa komisi.

Mirip dengan musim panas lalu, gubuk Steilhang akan buka pada hari Sabtu dan hari Minggu hingga 18 Agustus. Setelah kenaikan atau sepeda yang bagus, menikmati bratwurst di 12.000 'dikelilingi oleh pemandangan Arapahoe Basin yang menakjubkan. Akhirnya, karena sistem jejak kami lebih lanjut dibangun dan lebih banyak orang menikmati musim panas A-Basin, saya harap kami dapat membuat Steilhang Hut Open lebih banyak lagi.

Get ready to celebrate in style with these 4th of July patriotic vintage car styling ideas!

Transform your classic ride into a nostalgic showpiece that’s perfect for backyard gatherings and unforgettable summer memories.

Whether you own a vintage VW, an old truck, or just love retro decor, these easy patriotic tips will inspire your most charming 4th of July yet.

Meet Shirley: Our 1968 VW Fastback Vintage Treasure

This time last year, we brought home our 1968 VW Fastback, a delightful vintage beauty we named Shirley, in honor of my mother who adored old cars. With her evergreen paint, whitewall tires, and classic white interior, Shirley embodies timeless charm and New England nostalgia. She’s more than a car; she’s a piece of history and the perfect star for our 4th of July patriotic styling. Come along and find inspiration for your own unique backyard celebration!

Vintage VW Charm: Styling Shirley Through the Seasons

Want to see how we’ve styled our beloved 1968 VW Fastback for every season? Explore these posts to discover Shirley decked out for fall picnics, cozy Christmas mornings, and nostalgic ski lodge decor, each filled with vintage inspiration you can bring to your own home.

Why a Vintage Car is Perfect for 4th of July Patriotic Styling

Whether you have a classic VW, an old truck, an antique motorcycle, a child’s go-kart, or even a vintage bicycle, styling a unique vehicle with simple patriotic touches is a fun and unexpected way to elevate your 4th of July outdoor decor.

A vintage car’s timeless lines, whitewall tires, and quirky details, like our leather suitcase on the luggage rack, and of course, Ella, center stage set the ideal stage for nostalgic 4th of July inspiration.

One flag on the antenna was all our VW needed to pop against the backdrop of our coastal Maine home, creating a charming patriotic vibe that’s both effortless and unforgettable.

Three Quick Reasons to Style a Vintage Car for 4th of July

Instant Photo-Ready 4th of July Backdrop

Vintage vehicles set the perfect stage for memorable 4th of July photos, adding parade-worthy patriotic charm to your backyard or front yard celebration.

Interactive Patriotic Vintage Patriotic Vintage Car Experience

Guests of all ages will love exploring, sitting in, and snapping pictures with your classic car, turning your 4th of July decor into an engaging, interactive experience.

Timeless Nostalgic 4th of July Flair

Unique vintage vehicles infuse your 4th of July party with retro Americana, sparking stories and memories while making your patriotic gathering truly stand out.

How We Styled Our Vintage VW for a Perfect 4th of July Backyard Moment

We rolled Shirley, our 1968 VW Fastback, out into the backyard, gave her a quick rinse, and polished her evergreen paint until she gleamed in the summer sun.

All it took was one simple dollar store flag on her old radio antenna to make her shine with patriotic spirit. She looked absolutely adorable as the perfect backdrop through golden hour into the evening, nostalgic, unmistakably New England, and so easy to recreate.

Even if you don’t own a vintage car, invite a neighbor or guest with an old truck or antique ride to bring it over for your 4th of July gathering. One flag is all you need to set the stage for memorable photos and timeless summer memories.

This vintage car styling idea was inspired by the classic coastal charm of Maine summers.

Styling Tips for 4th of July Patriotic Vintage Car Decor

Ready to make your vintage car the star of your 4th of July celebration? These easy styling tips will help you create a nostalgic, photo-ready patriotic setup that’s sure to wow your guests and add unforgettable charm to your backyard gathering.

Keep 4th of July Vintage Car Styling Simple

One or two small American flags can make your 4th of July vintage car decor pop without feeling cluttered, letting your classic vehicle’s charm shine.

Mix Timeless Patriotic Elements for Vintage Car Decor

Classic cars, retro tableware, and cozy red, white, and blue textiles instantly create nostalgic 4th of July styling, check out our Fall in Love with a Vintage Inspired Car Picnic post for more timeless ideas!

Light Up Your 4th of July Vintage Car Scene

Twinkle lights or glass torches add magical evening ambiance, making your patriotic vintage car decor shine after dark.

Create a 4th of July Trunk Drink Station

Open your vintage car’s trunk and transform it into a unique drink or snack bar, guests will love this creative 4th of July styling idea.

Layer Patriotic Blankets in Your Vintage Car

Add red, white, or blue blankets to your vintage car’s interior, or drape them over seats for cozy, colorful 4th of July flair.

Accessorize with Playful Patriotic Touches

Include vintage hats, a picnic basket, or bow-tied cushions in your vintage car decor to enhance your 4th of July celebration with personality.

Display 4th of July Vintage Car Bunting

Hang patriotic bunting from the bumper, trunk, or doors of your classic vehicle for a festive, Americana-inspired backdrop.

Add Retro Props for 4th of July Vintage Vignettes

Arrange vintage suitcases, lanterns, or old coolers near your car to create authentic, layered patriotic scenes perfect for photos.

Use Red or Blue Glassware in Your Vintage Car Setup

Incorporate colored glassware on your picnic table or trunk bar to seamlessly tie your 4th of July vintage car decor into your backyard tablescape.

With just a few simple touches, your vintage car can become the star of your 4th of July celebration, adding nostalgic charm and unforgettable photo opportunities. Let these styling ideas inspire you to create a unique patriotic display that perfectly captures the spirit of summer.

Bring More Patriotic Vintage Charm to Your 4th of July Celebration

Thanks for joining me in celebrating with Shirley, our 1968 VW Fastback, and exploring these 4th of July patriotic vintage car styling ideas. I hope these tips help you create your own backyard moment filled with nostalgic Americana and timeless vintage inspiration. Don’t forget, simple styling can leave the biggest impact, especially when it’s done with love.

Explore More Vintage Patriotic Decor and Summer Table Setting Ideas

Looking for more ways to style your home with timeless patriotic flair? Check out my Vintage Patriotic Decorating Guide for classic red, white, and blue inspiration, and don’t miss my Coastal Maine Lobster Table Settings for creative summer tablescape ideas that pair beautifully with your 4th of July celebrations.

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Frequently Asked Questions About 4th of July Vintage Car Styling

What’s the easiest way to decorate a vintage car for the 4th of July?

A simple American flag attached to the antenna or displayed inside the car is a quick and easy way to give your vintage car a patriotic touch. Pair it with red, white, and blue blankets or tableware for an instant festive look.

Can I decorate a modern car like a vintage car for patriotic holidays?

Yes! Even if you don’t have a classic ride, you can style any car with vintage-inspired props like old suitcases, picnic baskets, or retro blankets. One or two well-placed flags can create a nostalgic Americana vibe, no matter the vehicle’s age.

What vintage accessories add the most charm to a patriotic car display?

Retro picnic baskets, vintage coolers, old lanterns, and classic woven blankets instantly bring timeless character. A straw hat, antique milk cans, or wooden crates can complete the look with cozy, nostalgic details perfect for 4th of July celebrations.

Would you style your car for the 4th of July? Tell me your favorite vintage summer traditions below.

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Every August 17, National Thrift Shop Day celebrates the joy of secondhand shopping, and this year, I’m especially honored to be featured in AARP, sharing my tips for a thrift store road trip!

But let’s be honest: for us vintage decor enthusiasts, every day can be thrift shop day. Whether you’re planning a fall foliage vintage shopping trip, a girls’ weekend getaway, or a solo spring trip to Paris flea markets, this guide is packed with everything you need to plan the perfect thrift store road trip, from route planning and packing lists to decorating ideas and styling your favorite finds.

So gas up the car (or RV!), call your thrifting besties, and let’s hit the road..

Why I’m Sharing This Thrift Store Road Trip Idea With You

This blog post isn’t just about tips, it’s about introducing the idea of planning a thrift store road trip. Whether it’s a day out with friends, a weekend with family, or a getaway with your church group or local community, thrifting on the road can be creative, affordable, and so much fun. After chatting with AARP for their National Thrift Shop Day feature and reflecting on my own trips, from vintage-hopping around New England to a week-long Paris flea market adventure, I realized how special these experiences are. Through this post, I hope to inspire you to gather your people, hit the road, and start your own thrift store road trip tradition.

Thrift Store Road Trip: A Joyful Way to Explore and Treasure Hunt

Have you ever considered planning a thrift store road trip? Whether it’s a spontaneous Saturday adventure, a two-day trail through charming small towns, or even a weeklong Paris flea market escape with your closest friends, planning your thrift route can be just as fun as the treasure hunting itself.

Thrift road trips aren’t just a clever idea; they’re a full-blown thrift-centric travel trend embraced by weekend warriors, decor lovers, and curious explorers of all ages. In fact, this very idea was recently featured by AARP | Members Only as a joyful, nostalgic, and creative way to travel with friends, family, or even as part of a church group or community club.

It’s about more than the finds. These thrift store road trips are about connection, bonding over roadside diner stops, laughing over thrift store oddities, and cheering when someone scores the perfect $5 crock or floral painting. You don’t need a full itinerary or a big budget to get started, just a sense of adventure and a shared love for the hunt.

From coastal New England towns to countryside barns and curated city shops, planning your thrift shop route invites you to see your world differently, one secondhand stop at a time.

To help you get started on planning your own thrift store road trip, I’ve created two detailed antique stores and vintage markets guides, one for thrifting in coastal Maine and another covering my favorite second-hand stores across Vermont, Maine, New Hampshire, and upstate New York:

Your First Step to Planning a Thrift Store Road Trip

Before you hit the road, the first step in planning your thrift store road trip is deciding what kind of adventure you want to have and who’s coming along for the ride. Whether it’s a day-long thrift hop or a weekend getaway packed with antique decor treasures, setting a clear vision from the start helps make your trip more fun (and more fruitful!).

Here are a few questions to help you plan your thrift store road trip route:

Once you’ve settled the basics, you can start building a thrift store road trip route that’s just right for your group, your goals, and your vintage-loving heart.

Dreaming Bigger? Plan a Week-Long Thrift Store Road Trip—Even in Paris!

If you’re ready to take your thrift store road trip international, I highly recommend checking out my 8-day Paris flea market adventure. I went with a friend (you can go solo too!) and joined a tour run by Les Fleurs, based in Andover, Massachusetts. They planned everything from lodging to market stops, an unforgettable experience filled with antique treasures and vintage inspiration.

Smart Tips to Plan Your Thrift Store Road Trip Route Like a Pro

From years of Thrifting with the Gals across New England to spending eight unforgettable days thrifting in Paris, I’ve learned a thing or two about what makes a thrift store road trip truly special. Whether you’re staying local or flying overseas, here are a few takeaways to help you plan your own unforgettable vintage adventure.

Don’t Overpack Your Thrift Store Road Trip Itinerary

One of the biggest lessons I’ve learned from years of thrift store road trips is to leave plenty of breathing room in your schedule. Resist the urge to cram in every thrift shop, flea market, and antique store in one day. If you’re visiting a large market, make that your morning plan. If you’re hitting smaller thrift stores, two stops before lunch is usually perfect. Everyone shops at their own pace, and long, leisurely breaks (think three-hour lunches like we had in Paris!) give your group a chance to relax, refuel, and truly enjoy the day, without the burnout.

Research Local Attractions Along the Route

A successful thrift store road trip isn’t just about the shopping; it’s about the full experience. Look up fun area stops ahead of time, especially lunch spots your group will love. Ask for input! Some may want to pack a picnic, others might crave a local lobster roll, or maybe there’s a charming café or farm stand you’ve all been meaning to try. For instance, if you’re near the Vermont Country Store, it’s a perfect place to stop; not only can you browse nostalgic finds, but you can also enjoy a bite at their on-site bakery and deli. And don’t stop at food, consider adding a favorite flower shop, scenic overlook, or quirky roadside attraction to the route. Having a few local gems in your back pocket keeps the day flexible and full of surprises.

Hire a Driver for Your Thrift Store Road Trip (Or Designate a Chauffeur!)

One of the best thrift store road trip tips? Get a driver if you can swing it! Whether it’s a hired van service, a friend with a spacious SUV, or even a local limousine company, having someone else handle the driving takes the pressure off the organizer, who already has enough on their plate. A designated driver can focus on the route, timing, and parking, while you and your group relax and enjoy the ride (and the shopping!). Bonus points if you can find a vehicle with plenty of room for everyone’s treasures, think vans with storage, an RV, or a roomy trunk to haul those vintage finds home in style.

Map Your Thrift Store Road Trip and Confirm Shop Hours Ahead of Time

Planning your thrift store road trip route is key to a successful and stress-free day. Start by researching shop and market hours and call ahead to confirm they’re open, especially with small mom-and-pop stores, which can sometimes close unexpectedly. Use Google Maps to chart your course, share with the group, and make the most of your drive time. I often use custom Google Maps for my trips, like the one I created for our Newfoundland thrift adventure.

Looking for more thrift store road trip ideas? Explore some of our antiquing RV road trips in these posts:

Create a Shared Thrift Store Road Trip Itinerary to Stay Connected

When you’re thrifting with friends, staying organized is key. Consider creating a shared thrift store road trip itinerary using a group text, Google Docs, or a simple notes app. Include all the essential info like shop names, hours, addresses, and contact numbers. This way, if someone wanders off to a book nook or lingers over a vintage find, it’s easy for them to rejoin the group. A shared itinerary keeps everyone on track, and makes your thrift road trip smoother, more fun, and stress-free.

Plan Ahead: Parking Tips for Your Thrift Store Road Trip Stops

Parking can be one of the biggest challenges on a thrift or antique road trip, especially if you’re traveling in a van, RV, or carpooling with a larger group. Many vintage shops, downtown thrift stores, and antique barns are located in tight or limited-parking areas. Take a few minutes to check Google Maps or call ahead to ask about parking options. Knowing where to park before you arrive saves time, reduces stress, and makes for a smoother thrifting adventure.

Vintage Market Days Vermont

One of my favorite three-day vintage shopping events to attend each spring and fall is Vintage Market Days Vermont, a perfect destination for a weekend-long thrift and antique road trip. With curated vendors, live music, food trucks, and a festive atmosphere, it’s a must-visit for vintage lovers. Explore more about planning your trip in these blog posts:

With a little planning and a few smart tips, like building in buffer time, checking for local events, sending out a group text, and scouting parking, you’ll set yourself up for a smooth, stress-free thrift road trip. Prioritize your must-stop shops, call ahead for group discounts, and most importantly, leave room for fun and a few surprise detours along the way!

What to Pack for a Thrift Store Road Trip

A little preparation goes a long way when it comes to a successful thrift store road trip Whether you’re road tripping with friends or heading to your local flea market, packing the right essentials will keep everyone comfortable, organized, and ready for vintage treasure hunting. Here’s what I always recommend bringing along:

Hulken Rolling Bag

One of my favorite thrift shopping essentials is the Hulken Rolling Bag. This sturdy, stylish, and collapsible rolling tote makes hours of flea market shopping a breeze. Whether you’re strolling through vintage markets or hauling home thrift store finds, the Hulken bag glides effortlessly, holds plenty, and folds flat when you’re done. It’s truly a game-changer for any serious secondhand shopper. And it’s available in three sizes!

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Car Games for Your Thrift Store Road Trip (Retro and Ready for Fun!)

A good thrift store road trip isn’t just about the shopping; it’s about the journey, too. And what better way to pass the miles than with a few classic car games, especially the ones that add a dash of nostalgia?

Vintage Car Games for Your Thrift Store Road Trip

In the 1950s and ’60s, road trips were a family affair, and backseat boredom sparked some of the most beloved games of all time. Vintage travel games like License Plate Bingo, I Spy, and 20 Questions were often sold in handy magnetic board sets (perfect for bouncing cars), and you can still find these charming sets on Etsy and in vintage shops today. The retro packaging and clever design make them collectible and playable.

Where to Find Vintage Car Games for Your Thrift Store Road Trip

Vintage car games make delightful road trip companions and display beautifully on a shelf when you’re home. I’ve linked a few for you here: Shop Vintage and Retro Road Trip Car Games

Modern Road Trip Games to Pack for Your Thrift Store Adventure

Today, you can pick up fresh spins on the classics or download printable versions online. Some favorites include:

Whether you’re traveling with kids, friends, or a group of vintage home decor enthusiasts, packing a few car games adds that extra spark to your journey. If you’re lucky, you might even find a retro set of games at your very first thrift stop. Shop Modern Day Road Trip Car Games

Learn how to downsize and rehome vintage decor with care. This heartfelt guide shares tips for letting go of beloved pieces while honoring their stories. Whether you’re retiring, downsizing, or simply ready to declutter with intention, this guide is here to help you pass on your beloved vintage decor with purpose.

Thrift Store Road Trips Are Better with Friends

Thrifting with Friends on the Ultimate Vintage Girls Trip

One of the biggest joys of thrifting is making it a shared adventure. After years of Thrifting with the Gals, from small-town shops in Vermont to vintage treasure hunts in Newfoundland, I’ve learned that the best thrift store road trips are the ones where friends pile into the car, snacks in hand, with laughter guaranteed.

Whether you’re planning a girls’ day out or a weekend-long vintage shopping spree, here are some playful, practical ideas to make your thrift store road trip unforgettable:

Want more travel and thrift inspiration? Check out my Thrifting with the Gals series, packed with stories, vintage finds, and trip tips from Maine to the mountains of Vermont.

How to Style Your Thrifted Finds After the Trip

The fun doesn’t stop once the thrifting trip is over, in fact, this is where the magic begins! One of my favorite parts of any thrift store road trip is coming home and styling all those fabulous thrifted finds. Whether you picked up antique picture frames, vintage pottery, or a quirky piece that just spoke to you, now’s the time to clean them up and give them new life.

Styling vintage decor is all about creating vignettes that mix personality, function, and charm. Start by giving each piece a gentle clean, especially if it’s been in storage or has that beloved musty antique smell. Then look for spots around your home where your new treasure can shine. Hutches, mantels, bookshelves, and tablescapes are all perfect places to start.

For example, I recently styled a few favorite treasures from my latest Goodwill Northern New England home decor hauls, and what a transformation! These thrifted finds turned an ordinary corner of our home into something truly special. If you’re planning your own thrift store shopping trip, the Goodwill Northern New England stores in Maine, New Hampshire, and Vermont are a must-visit. I’ve shared the full story and how I styled it all in the posts below.

And to make your trip even easier, I created a Google Map of all the Goodwill Northern New England locations so you can plan your route. This would be a fantastic weekend thrift adventure, one I highly recommend!

To give you a little inspiration, here’s a fun before-and-after collage of how I styled pieces from my haul. I love showing the raw finds alongside their finished look, it’s amazing what a little imagination can do!

Have a styling success story of your own? Tag me on Instagram and show off your thrift haul ideas, I’d love to feature you in an upcoming blog post or story highlight!

Want even more styling inspiration? Don’t forget to join my Vintage Styling Challenge, a seasonal email packed with easy, creative ideas to style your finds all year long.

Thrift Store Road Trip Story A Paris Find and the Power of Patience

When my friend Lisa and I went thrifting together in Paris, she was on a mission: to find a turquoise Parisian chandelier for her hairdresser back home. Between photos, texts, currency conversions, shipping questions, and endless back-and-forths, we spent what felt like hours working out the details. Would it fit her budget? Would it work? Could it even be rewired? It was one of those moments where I realized, patience is everything when thrifting with friends. But the joy didn’t stop in Paris. When I got back to New England and Lisa was away for the winter, I picked up the chandelier for her, delivered it to the hairdresser, and made a new friend in the process, complete with a thank-you bottle of wine. Thoughtful, beautiful, and a little magical. Just like the chandelier itself.

Final Thoughts on Planning the Perfect Thrift Store Road Trip

Whether you’re hunting for vintage treasures in a small-town shop, mapping out a multi-state thrifting adventure, or simply sharing a weekend outing with friends, a well-planned thrift store road trip can be one of the most memorable (and budget-friendly!) ways to explore. From quirky decor finds to unexpected friendship moments, each stop along the way tells a story worth collecting.

Remember: pack light, stay patient, and keep your eyes open for the magic in the mismatched, the worn, and the whimsical. If you’ve been dreaming of hitting the road for some serious secondhand treasure hunting, let this guide be your vintage-loving launch point.

Happy thrifting~ and don’t forget to tag me on Instagram with your favorite finds from your next thrift store road trip adventure!

Whether you’re venturing across New England or just spending the afternoon with a friend down the road, a thrift store road trip is about so much more than what you find; it’s about the memories you make along the way. I hope this guide inspires you to plan your own trip, whatever the season. And if you’re new here from the AARP article, welcome! You can follow along for more vintage adventures right here or on Instagram.

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