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All in all I think we did pretty good. We are a little ways out of town, not sure if that was why it was so slow. Got rid of some stuff and looking for a place to donate what is left.
Glad to hear that you feel good about your sale, Jeanette! Thanks for participating!
Thanks for putting this together. We had several comments about not being able to get copies. If we could find a way to get the maps out besides online for the older who don’t have use online.
Joyce 😎
Great feedback! Thank you for participating, Joyce!