We visited a 'discover vintage' fair yesterday, one that travels around the country. I was hoping it may have had Teawagon potential and also maybe some little treasures, I did buy some vintage pillowcases and a 1934 postcard to someone called Betty from York. But the size of the fair and the fact that the stalls had to work around the awkward spaces of the indoor market it was held in meant it's probably not for us, but will check out the other venues, I live in hope that there is something out there that doesn't resemble 'Royston Vasey' on bad day.
