It's that season in Ada
Story and photos by Monty Siekerman
The 8-family yard sale in the 700 block of South Johnson was doing a land office business on Saturday morning...maybe that's because the sale was advertised FREE in the Ada Icon.
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Yard sales are popular in small towns: trying to find the oddball thing you want, getting a big bargain, or simply saying "Hi" to neighbors.
And, maybe you'll pick up an original Jackson Pollard abstract painting for $2 and later find out it's worth thousands of $. To see some of the unusual items at this "driveway sale" on Johnson Street, check out the pictures below.
• A budding architect, perhaps: Abe Blankenship holds one of many books and games for sale at a yard sale. Clothing and baby goods are popular garage sale items, too....as well as the unusual. Shoppers often ask: What's that? What's it used for? How old is it?
• It's a whale of a sale. Lisa Allen holds two blow-up whales, perfect for those fun times at the lake.
• Is shearing sheep in your future? If so, you'll need a sheep stand. It was for sale at a bargain price last weekend. Here, McKenzie Long demonstrates how the contraption works.
• We've heard of car jacks, but a lawnmower jack? Yes, Ada Icon columnist Lee Crouse demonstrates how to operate a lawnmower Jack in case your mower needs repair. Only $10.
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