I found a store with interesting things. Vermont country store online. They sell peanuts sheet sets and some old time items. It is a fun look, hope it does not bug you I mentioned it. Just thought you might enjoy a look, that is all.
I am a cemetery walker too. The hand pointing up just means "gone home". If you see a stone that looks like a tree with a broken branch it means they never had children and are a dead end on a family tree. We have a huge stone in our local cemetery that reads "Batman" so we know what happened to him. ;o)
You can´t go wrong with a trip to a relaxing book sale, and I even found a book for myself: "The right words at the right time" 😅. Two bucks for a common used hardcover might be a little bit steep, but it depends on the title and the condition of the dustjacket. Nice short trip to the cemetery, for me it appears a bit weird to see a graveyard without any fence or wall around. One highlight of this vid was definitely the combination of your stateliner basecap and the junior park ranger jacket, combined with a ponytail. Great outfit today, Renée ! 👌 Greets from GER, U.
When my children were little I didn’t have much money. I would pack lunches, newsprint paper and charcoal and we would get grave rubbings and talk about who was there and what we could tell about the from their headstones. I was sure to use charcoal because it wouldn’t hurt the headstones.
Loved the visit to the cemetery. It is always so peaceful there. I like to imagine what these people's lives were like and their unique story. Thanks for including this.
Glad you got the horse book 👍 I 💖💖💖 Matilda - my niece & I must have watched it 1,000 times! I felt a real kinship with Miss Honey...I had a Trunchbull too, but it was a 'he.'
I loved this. I love cemeteries. Sometimes, I get sad. Especially with the children. I love e books! The smell, the feel, how they look all lined up, or stacked. I can read to much anymore I just can't retain much. But my doctor told me a lot of memory loss, and all is due to depression. So maybe once we get my meds figured out, maybe I will be able to read a good book again. Thanks for taking us to the cemetery and book sale. You looked so cute. I love ya❤️😘💞💞💞💞🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏✌️👶
GooseBumps are a good buy, higher numbers command good money. Alfred Hitchcock and the three investigators any but Hardcovers can fetch 100's. Choose Your Own Adventure Books of any kind do really well. Gaming magazines or anything video gaming could be a good buy. Thanks for Sharing. Be Well & Safe ALL
Your cemetery stroll was a nice "bonus feature" of the video. I find cemeteries very peaceful. On geology field trips in school, we'd sometime visit cemeteries because different sorts of rock weather differently in different climates. I once went to Warwick, RI to see the headstones of some very distant ancestors (late 18th & early 19th century). The cemetery took forever to find and ended up being in some woods between two roads. The stones were snapped off just above ground level and illegible. The area was not cared for and completely grown over. Sad. Used that "Europe since 1815" book in school too (~5:55) - probably way out of date now. If you haven't looked it up, yet, Patty Hearst is the daughter of William Randolph Hearst. She was kidnapped and threatened / tortured in the early 70s by the Simbionese Liberation Army (far left radicals in the US). She later participated in some bank robberies they committed and served jail time (she was with the SLA for about 2 years). I think she is generally believed to have suffered from Stockholm syndrome but some think she participated without being under duress. I don't know if you read Holocaust materials anymore, but if you haven't read, "KL," about the administration of the work / death camps - it's excellent research. Totally depressing, but excellent. About the same time as KL. a book about the Ravensbruck (women's) camp came out. Also excellent - though describing horrifically awful things. On a brighter note, I have some of my Dad's kids' books from the 40s. They are really terrific. The illustrations are fun and the stories seem less predictable that what we read to our kids. Of course, they didn't always use particularly sensitive language, but it was a different time. I've read that some Dahl is being rewritten currently for that reason, but I don't know the specifics. Sorry for the long post. I love that you always respond to me but I'm sure sometimes it's a chore (responding my book-length posts, I mean) with your growing membership. Thanks for doing that, though I understand if you need to pass it over sometimes. Have a great rest of your weekend! Are you sorting high-value toys with Taco Stacks?
I went through a few totes with Taco Stacks and did we find a surprise... I think he will have a video out soon on how he dealt with this "surprise". It was a first for both of us! Per Dahl, I haven't read much about the rewriting of his books, though I know that when the new Witches movie came out, there were certain issues concerning the witches features. I just remember reading Dahl when I was younger and being able to be completely immersed in the book. Matilda, Charlie & the Chocolate Factory, James and the Giant Peach, all books that allowed for my young imagination to travel to different places and be "friends" with such characters as Matilda and James.
As homeschooling family we use to go to cemeteries and do rubs of the headstones and the do research on them. We made posters with the rubbing and facts we found on those names. Our kids are big readers and we looked forward to bag sale at our library when we could fill a bag for $5. We found some good reads. Thanks for taking us along. 😊
❤❤❤Love me a good book sale!!! The cemetery was very interesting!! Would love to do rubbings of some of the interesting ones! Makes it easier to read their content. 🥰🥰🥰
Renee, you are like me, I too like to show love and respect to the old headstones. The cemetery my father is buried in has dozens of 1700 and early 1800 headstones in so disrepair. I inquired if I could straighten the tipped over stones and repair the broken stones but our township said NO, they were not to be touched. I feel so bad that they obviously do not have visitors and therefore no one to look up for them or to respect them. I should have just DONE IT without asking first.
First of all. I love your coat. I remember when you got it..this was a good video as I'm a grave yard goer....looking for ancestors and I love local history books...🥰🥰🥰
Hi Renee. This was a cool book sale. I thought 🤔, you were going to find some good history books? But I think you did. The walk through the cemetery 🪦 was amazing. Thank you from always doing the best video's Renee. I am so glad you went to the cemetery 🪦 in the day time. At night 🌃, you don't know what can happen in the cemetery 🪦. God Bless you Renee. You did not show the cook book you bought. Can you show it later in your next video and share a recipe with us?? You have to go to the kitchen some time girl. Love you and have a great day. Mari'a. ❤❤❤❤❤❤👍👍👍👍👍👍🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🪦🪦🪦🪦📚📚📚📚📖📖📖📖📖😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅
With watching The Last of Us, now when I'm in places, I think about what would be good to put in a survival pack and if the place would have any "infected". I get anxiety from watching that show, but I can't turn away!
@@PaperandMoose I love that show even though I can’t help but pick out the mistakes. Like when they tell the two guys to drag the dead horse back to camp. Two guys dragging a horse? OK😃 My girlfriend used to play the video game I like to be prepared and keep a survival BOB ( bug out bag) in my car I figure if you can survive a zombie apocalypse you probably will be able to survive anything
When I lived in the rural town of Union,WV, one of our neighborhood walks was circling the very small Cemetery Road cemetery. You saw the tombstones of many of the original finding fathers of Monroe county, WV.
Ah, For whom the bell tolls by Ernest Hemingway. I was adopted, but my birth name was Hemingway. I would love to find out if I am related. Everyone in my birth family loves cats, and especially polydactyl cats. Not a good thing, but there were lots of drinkers if you know what I mean. Also, my PePe and my brother looked like him. I wanted my daughter to write a book because she is so good at it. But. she wouldn't. lol
Fun sale. I find it so interesting to walk through cemeteries. I’m amazed on the 81 year old from 1796 I believe it was. Thanks for taking us. The Flushed book was a surprise to me for your read. Who knew. 🤷🏻♀️. Ha. ~ Texas
I love strolling through cemeteries. We get so much inspiration from them plus I love seeing the dates and names. I love book sales! I always manage to find a children’s Halloween book I don't have yet. Enjoy learning about the plumbers, hope it's not draining 😉
I love going to book sales too Renee, but like you I don't rush to get there. I like to check out what is there and get books for my own reading pleasure. Enjoy your books 😊.
I saw the Bernstein Bears book. I have almost a complete set of those by the original husband/wife team. My own kids read them 40 years ago and now my grandkids are reading them. Those books are well worn and I will never give them up! Sure enjoyed the visit to the cemetery, too. I've been watching a couple of channels where they visit cemeteries and tell us about some of the people under the headstones.
They were my oldest daughter's and my favorite books to read together. Fun Fact: supposedly the spelling has never been Berenstein. Its Berenstain. I personally disagree. Its a Mandela effect.
Renee, if you are in Louisville I would recommend that you visit the Cove Hill Cemetary where among 150,000 others Muhammad Ali and Colonel Sanders are buried. It is beautiful and serene.
Great video! I love books and actually work at a library. Yes booksellers can be a bit "intense" lol I worked a members only pre-sale years ago and they literally ran me over flooding into the room! lol $2 for hardcovers is a bit high though it was for a good cause. Fill a bag sales are always my favorite personally as I consider myself a master stacker! lol Personal plug for two of my favorite UA-cam booksellers - John at "Small Town Small Time Bookseller" and Shane at "Curator of the Lost". Both have wonderful information on what they pick up and what books sold for. 📚 Looking forward to your next video!
Renee, a girl after my heart. I have always love to walk cemeteries & read the inscriptions. I, too, love history. I love to make journals out of old books. Some of my old books are favorites especially the non-fiction and autobiography.
I am a book lover. However, I live in a small apartment, so I cannot keep all my books. I donate my books to a small town library for their book sales. Having worked in a library, I have a good understanding of what the proceeds from a library mean.
Two of my favourite things, wandering around old cemeteries and books. I collect old medical books at least pre WW2 and others - I would definitely have picked up 'Flushed" - the plumbers saved us from typhoid and other nasty water borne diseases, (after Dr John Snow linked those diseases to a water supply in London) a good read! My 'grail' book, and I am highly unlikely to ever find one, living in Australia, is a first edition of Audubon's Birds of America, even one volume would be good. I certainly can't afford to buy them. I love books, I have too many already. Sigh.
Oooh, books! I would go crazy. Problem is, I start reading and can’t stop and nothing gets done. I was one of those kids who read under the covers with a flashlight. You should have got the Pearl Buck.
If you are reselling books that pre-date the bar code, you probably have little competition. This is more specialized field that resellers often ignore.
Can you tell me where the book sale was held? I buy and sell at local flea markets here in Philadelphia. I don't use a scanner. I go with my gut. Thank you.
I was so fortunate on Friday that a granddaughter took me to a church rummage sale the first table was books and a lot of dog books. Didn't get very far the first minutes we were there. Found a couple of books to browse that were wrote with my home state was the setting. And found a couple strawberry items to add to my collection. The granddaughters generally don't say Are you sure about books because they know I will pass them on. Now yarn is a different story.
My father is buried in Mount Carmel Catholic Cemetery by Al Capone...That cemetery has a lot of headstones w/the pictures.....Lots of history and stories about that place....One is the "Italian Bride"" Julia Petta .....Also the family mausoleums w/ tables w/paper and pen inside it...bullet holes ...Seems a lot of your subs like the walk through of the old cemetery.....they are interesting!!...I can never look at Raggedy Ann the same way ever since I found out the Annabelle doll (movie) was really a Raggedy Ann doll....
I love seeing and buying used books. I want to save so many of them. For some reason this reminds me of ‘The Library Book’ by Susan Orlean. A true crime history of an awful fire in a Los Angeles public library and the history of libraries, with many interesting individuals along the way. Orlean’s writing style makes her detailed research an easy read. I’ve also enjoyed her biography of Rin Tin Tin, and The Orchid Thief.
I resell books and would have loved that sale. Estate sales and library sales have been fairly sparse this winter. Hoping it picks up in the spring. Thrill of the hunt!
You will have to check the points of issue on For Whom the Bell Tolls, just from thay quick flash, it has the Scribner's A for first edition, if the author photo on the back has the photographers name, then it is a 2nd state jacket, first state dustjacket, no name. I have a first with the second state jacket, looks pretty pristine, make sure it is not an anniversary re-issue, not price clipped, so you'll have to compare the price with the first issue price, no longer own my book collecting books (Ahearn's etc., gave them to a young colleague) but I'm sure all the points of bnb issue are on-line, got my ticker going in vicarious thrill.
I did look it up off-camera. It was the 1968 First Edition Library. Wish it would have had its' slipcase! There were also pen tickmarks on pages, so unfortunately that brought the value down.
There's alot of history. It would be fun to look them up and see their history. You need to watch the Faces of the Forgotten. It's on UA-cam a great guy and great at story telling
I was wondering why I hadn't seen any journals in your etsy store - you're at the collecting stage. Six years down the road I'm still collecting. Number of journals made - two - good luck!
I love a book sale. Ya never know what you're gonna find. I'm a huge reader and I also do junk journals. Let me know if you make a journal. Acquiring the supplies is half the fun!
Flushed, I have watched on TVO (TVOntario) documentary done by the BBC (Lucy Worsley host) on the history of sewer systems, toilets and bathrooms in Britan. Think you'd like some of the Victorian era tubs 😊. I've got books on my shelf I've bought for many reasons, not just to read. A certain artical on a specific item in one chapter for example, or the cover itself is great artwork, and I've never intended to read it. Great jacket and hat/cap 👍👍
Can't go wrong buying books, and recognised some of those titles - 7:10 3 of the four volumes of 'Battles and leaders of the Civil War', been a few years since I read them. Might have missed it one of your updates, but did you follow up on the US Civil War album you found? Cemetery/monuments - local history groups here in the UK do work on putting together books/pamphlets on the inscriptions of headstones etc. is that something that happens over there too? Can be a great tool for those researching family or local history.
i sell books. booksellers can be vicious!! i would have bought flushed as well for myself also lol. bought a vintage atlas last week that should sell for around $300.
This will be no real shock to you I'm sure but I LOVE books and gave a zillion, or so my husband says! This looked like a fun sale that I would have like very much! Your tour of the cemetery before hand was interesting too! I watch a channel called Faces of the Forgotten and it is very interesting! He visits cemeteries all over the country and graves of people who had been all but forgotten. He give s some of their hystory, it it very good. I do like Paper and Moose the best though! I'll bet Taco Stacks didn't go to this sale did he? He might have surprised me though! 😄 Please be careful and stay safe! ❤❤
I would be in serious trouble at that sale! I love buying old books and games. I only manage to list a few though, mostly I collect. For books I like pre 1950s though, not new ones. The oldest one I have is from 1783 but its too hard to read. It is about Handel's performance somewhere I think.
Hello Renee. You look so cute in your hat and I love the jacket. You should wear ball caps more often, in the summer it will help keep the sun out of your eyes and with wind it will help keep your hair from falling in your eyes and face. I’m a very big fan of cemeteries I love walking around and reading the head stones. I fined myself in my head making up stories of people and there lives places they lived . It’s relaxing and it de stresses me so much. I love book sales there great and I love the smell of old books. I don’t know what it is but a good book and a cup of tea and I’m content for hours. This was a really great video, there all great , . You were relaxed and had fun with it . I’m glad you enjoyed yourself. Take care. 🕵🏼♀️🕵🏼♀️🕵🏼♀️🕵🏼♀️🕵🏼♀️🕵🏼♀️☕️🫖☕️🫖☕️🫖🥰🥰💯💯💯💯💯💯💯
If you ever get to Boston Ma, travel a few miles north of Boston, or take the orange line to Malden. Find Medford Street. There is a cemetery there (Bell Rock Cemetary) with headstones dating back to the 1660’s and up. They’re amazing. ❤
I collect funeral and dead stuff, years ago I got this old tombstone from the 1840s at an auction, had beautiful carved rose on the top I get it home and look at it and has the date of death being before the birth date ! We all make mistakes I guess, just hope they don’t stick around for 170 years Guess I sort collect foot stones , have a matched set of antique Victorian “ We Still Love our Children “ ones. When my Dog TonTon Macoute died I carved a Marble Tombstone for her that says “ Sleeps here but lives in my Heart” When I got divorced I dug her up and took her with me to my new house. X wife took me to court over it but was found in my favor…Yes I had a custody battle over a dead dog I put her bones in a Victorian baby coffin in my bedroom with the headstone leaning up against it.
🐾🐾💔 🫂 What a crappy thing to do - your ex sounds like a narcissist. But I'm like the kid in the Sixth Sense, except where he saw dead people, I see narcs 😳😳😳.
When my mother goes to the veterans cemetery here, I'm always drawn to this one headstone. So, one day I figured I'd just start talking with them. It's a woman, but I always get a friendly sense about her
I had a book on the meanings of pictures on headstones. But i have to find it here. I stop every now and then to view older stones. That guy born in 1796 had a long life for that time period. I have come across a few people that died in the 1860s and had served in the Civil War. Interesting times
When we went back after covid almost all of the San Antonio Pulic Library Friends groups increased their prices. Hardbound $2 and paperback $1. That seems to be the going price now. $1 and fifty cent prices hadn't changed in fifteen years so I guess it's about time.
My local library has a big book sale every fall. It lasts two days, but Friends of the Library get in a day earlier. I imagine quite a few book resellers join just to get into the book sale early. The local Lion's Club also has a big annual flea market, down the street from the library and for the last few years, they've scheduled them for the same weekend. If you're looking for a new venue for one of your videos, you should consider making a trip down to South Jersey for a day this September.
Do you have maybe a tentative date as to when you're going to begin making your junk journal? I'd like to mark it on the calendar SO then I have something to look forward to. What do you think?
@@josiesanchez4407 I enjoy making them. I enjoy gathering the things I'm going to use in them, but I am bedridden my hands. Don't work very well and my legs don't work at all so it gives me something to do but it takes a very long time not like it used to be and I'm always interested in seeing what other people do when they junk. journal
I’ve been to these book sales and they are just as crazy. I wait until the 3rd day and get a whole bag for 2 bucks, but I’m getting them for my personal reading only.
❤ it. My grandfather used to call cemeteries 'marble orchards'
There are several UA-cam channels that go out and clean old headstones. They sometimes repair them too. I think it's sweet and respectful.
I've seen a few of the channels! They do such a great job.
There is one lady that finds recipes on gravestones and coooks them.
Two of my favorite things to do, browse a good book sale and wander a cemetery. Thanks for taking us on your day.
I found a store with interesting things. Vermont country store online. They sell peanuts sheet sets and some old time items. It is a fun look, hope it does not bug you I mentioned it. Just thought you might enjoy a look, that is all.
I am a cemetery walker too. The hand pointing up just means "gone home". If you see a stone that looks like a tree with a broken branch it means they never had children and are a dead end on a family tree. We have a huge stone in our local cemetery that reads "Batman" so we know what happened to him. ;o)
You can´t go wrong with a trip to a relaxing book sale, and I even found a book for myself: "The right words at the right time" 😅. Two bucks for a common used hardcover might be a little bit steep, but it depends on the title and the condition of the dustjacket. Nice short trip to the cemetery, for me it appears a bit weird to see a graveyard without any fence or wall around. One highlight of this vid was definitely the combination of your stateliner basecap and the junior park ranger jacket, combined with a ponytail. Great outfit today, Renée ! 👌 Greets from GER, U.
I love books. This was exciting and the cemetery was an added treat. Thank you Renee, Junior Ranger and Susie Stateliner. Great outfit. ♥♥📗📘📙
This was fun! I loved rifling through the stacks along with you. Glad it was a relaxing shopping experience for you.
Loved the walk around the old cemetery.
When my children were little I didn’t have much money. I would pack lunches, newsprint paper and charcoal and we would get grave rubbings and talk about who was there and what we could tell about the from their headstones. I was sure to use charcoal because it wouldn’t hurt the headstones.
Loved the visit to the cemetery. It is always so peaceful there. I like to imagine what these people's lives were like and their unique story. Thanks for including this.
Love the cemetery exploration .
I really loved this video👏🐦Thank you
Glad you got the horse book 👍 I 💖💖💖 Matilda - my niece & I must have watched it 1,000 times! I felt a real kinship with Miss Honey...I had a Trunchbull too, but it was a 'he.'
The movie version of Matilda is great!
Thanks for the cemetary walk through. I find them peaceful. You're looking cute today ✅
I loved this. I love cemeteries. Sometimes, I get sad. Especially with the children. I love e books! The smell, the feel, how they look all lined up, or stacked. I can read to much anymore I just can't retain much. But my doctor told me a lot of memory loss, and all is due to depression. So maybe once we get my meds figured out, maybe I will be able to read a good book again. Thanks for taking us to the cemetery and book sale. You looked so cute. I love ya❤️😘💞💞💞💞🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏✌️👶
GooseBumps are a good buy, higher numbers command good money. Alfred Hitchcock and the three investigators any but Hardcovers can fetch 100's. Choose Your Own Adventure Books of any kind do really well. Gaming magazines or anything video gaming could be a good buy.
Thanks for Sharing. Be Well & Safe ALL
Your cemetery stroll was a nice "bonus feature" of the video. I find cemeteries very peaceful. On geology field trips in school, we'd sometime visit cemeteries because different sorts of rock weather differently in different climates. I once went to Warwick, RI to see the headstones of some very distant ancestors (late 18th & early 19th century). The cemetery took forever to find and ended up being in some woods between two roads. The stones were snapped off just above ground level and illegible. The area was not cared for and completely grown over. Sad. Used that "Europe since 1815" book in school too (~5:55) - probably way out of date now. If you haven't looked it up, yet, Patty Hearst is the daughter of William Randolph Hearst. She was kidnapped and threatened / tortured in the early 70s by the Simbionese Liberation Army (far left radicals in the US). She later participated in some bank robberies they committed and served jail time (she was with the SLA for about 2 years). I think she is generally believed to have suffered from Stockholm syndrome but some think she participated without being under duress. I don't know if you read Holocaust materials anymore, but if you haven't read, "KL," about the administration of the work / death camps - it's excellent research. Totally depressing, but excellent. About the same time as KL. a book about the Ravensbruck (women's) camp came out. Also excellent - though describing horrifically awful things. On a brighter note, I have some of my Dad's kids' books from the 40s. They are really terrific. The illustrations are fun and the stories seem less predictable that what we read to our kids. Of course, they didn't always use particularly sensitive language, but it was a different time. I've read that some Dahl is being rewritten currently for that reason, but I don't know the specifics. Sorry for the long post. I love that you always respond to me but I'm sure sometimes it's a chore (responding my book-length posts, I mean) with your growing membership. Thanks for doing that, though I understand if you need to pass it over sometimes. Have a great rest of your weekend! Are you sorting high-value toys with Taco Stacks?
I went through a few totes with Taco Stacks and did we find a surprise... I think he will have a video out soon on how he dealt with this "surprise". It was a first for both of us! Per Dahl, I haven't read much about the rewriting of his books, though I know that when the new Witches movie came out, there were certain issues concerning the witches features. I just remember reading Dahl when I was younger and being able to be completely immersed in the book. Matilda, Charlie & the Chocolate Factory, James and the Giant Peach, all books that allowed for my young imagination to travel to different places and be "friends" with such characters as Matilda and James.
Church cookbooks are the best
I love old cemeteries! What fun!
Good fun! Hey, I like your Stateliners hat!
As homeschooling family we use to go to cemeteries and do rubs of the headstones and the do research on them. We made posters with the rubbing and facts we found on those names. Our kids are big readers and we looked forward to bag sale at our library when we could fill a bag for $5. We found some good reads. Thanks for taking us along. 😊
Renee, I really think you should take a very old cookbook and do a video on making a dish. I think many of your (64,000!!) Viewers would enjoy it.
Thrilled thrifter UA-cam channel does that. Some are NOT winners 😂.
I love this! I love walking around old cemeteries! How about a new series?
I enjoyed it, too.
Check out....Faces of the Forgotten. Its an awesome channel where Ron goes to cemeteries all over the U.S.
Sidenote: Get paper and chalk. Put paper over the wording, carefully chalk the front of the paper, over the tombstone. Should transfer well.
❤❤❤Love me a good book sale!!! The cemetery was very interesting!! Would love to do rubbings of some of the interesting ones! Makes it easier to read their content. 🥰🥰🥰
Renee, you are like me, I too like to show love and respect to the old headstones. The cemetery my father is buried in has dozens of 1700 and early 1800 headstones in so disrepair. I inquired if I could straighten the tipped over stones and repair the broken stones but our township said NO, they were not to be touched. I feel so bad that they obviously do not have visitors and therefore no one to look up for them or to respect them. I should have just DONE IT without asking first.
Like the name patch on your jacket 😊👍
Great show thanks for your hard work your a joy to watch !
First of all. I love your coat. I remember when you got it..this was a good video as I'm a grave yard goer....looking for ancestors and I love local history books...🥰🥰🥰
Hi Renee. This was a cool book sale. I thought 🤔, you were going to find some good history books? But I think you did. The walk through the cemetery 🪦 was amazing. Thank you from always doing the best video's Renee. I am so glad you went to the cemetery 🪦 in the day time. At night 🌃, you don't know what can happen in the cemetery 🪦. God Bless you Renee. You did not show the cook book you bought. Can you show it later in your next video and share a recipe with us?? You have to go to the kitchen some time girl. Love you and have a great day.
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I'm like you, I buy the books for myself.The walk through the cemetery was pretty cool.
That is a beautiful idea. You are right people that hasn’t been visited in a long long time. I love it.
I love cemeteries. I do a lot of family history so most of our travel is doing research! Thank you for going to the cemetery.
Looking good in your Stateliners cap 🧢with your pony tail out the back!
Glad you made it out of the graveyard without being attacked by a zombie.🧟
With watching The Last of Us, now when I'm in places, I think about what would be good to put in a survival pack and if the place would have any "infected". I get anxiety from watching that show, but I can't turn away!
@@PaperandMoose I love that show even though I can’t help but pick out the mistakes.
Like when they tell the two guys to drag the dead horse back to camp. Two guys dragging a horse? OK😃
My girlfriend used to play the video game
I like to be prepared and keep a survival BOB ( bug out bag) in my car
I figure if you can survive a zombie apocalypse you probably will be able to survive anything
When I lived in the rural town of Union,WV, one of our neighborhood walks was circling the very small Cemetery Road cemetery. You saw the tombstones of many of the original finding fathers of Monroe county, WV.
Ah, For whom the bell tolls by Ernest Hemingway. I was adopted, but my birth name was Hemingway. I would love to find out if I am related. Everyone in my birth family loves cats, and especially polydactyl cats. Not a good thing, but there were lots of drinkers if you know what I mean. Also, my PePe and my brother looked like him. I wanted my daughter to write a book because she is so good at it. But. she wouldn't. lol
Fun sale. I find it so interesting to walk through cemeteries. I’m amazed on the 81 year old from 1796 I believe it was. Thanks for taking us. The Flushed book was a surprise to me for your read. Who knew. 🤷🏻♀️. Ha. ~ Texas
One wonders about all the events that they experienced. I'll add them to my research list!
I eat. breath and dream in books. I wish I could find a book sale. thanks for the visit.
I love strolling through cemeteries. We get so much inspiration from them plus I love seeing the dates and names. I love book sales! I always manage to find a children’s Halloween book I don't have yet. Enjoy learning about the plumbers, hope it's not draining 😉
I enjoyed this. Totally different from the usual. And I liked it. Hope to see more. Plus I love books.
I love going to book sales too Renee, but like you I don't rush to get there. I like to check out what is there and get books for my own reading pleasure. Enjoy your books 😊.
Thanks for showing the cemetery. Everyone wants to be remembered. We appreciate your work. P.S. nice ball cap.
I saw the Bernstein Bears book. I have almost a complete set of those by the original husband/wife team. My own kids read them 40 years ago and now my grandkids are reading them. Those books are well worn and I will never give them up! Sure enjoyed the visit to the cemetery, too. I've been watching a couple of channels where they visit cemeteries and tell us about some of the people under the headstones.
They were my oldest daughter's and my favorite books to read together. Fun Fact: supposedly the spelling has never been Berenstein. Its Berenstain. I personally disagree. Its a Mandela effect.
Renee, if you are in Louisville I would recommend that you visit the Cove Hill Cemetary where among 150,000 others Muhammad Ali and Colonel Sanders are buried. It is beautiful and serene.
Great video! I love books and actually work at a library. Yes booksellers can be a bit "intense" lol I worked a members only pre-sale years ago and they literally ran me over flooding into the room! lol
$2 for hardcovers is a bit high though it was for a good cause. Fill a bag sales are always my favorite personally as I consider myself a master stacker! lol
Personal plug for two of my favorite UA-cam booksellers - John at "Small Town Small Time Bookseller" and Shane at "Curator of the Lost". Both have wonderful information on what they pick up and what books sold for. 📚
Looking forward to your next video!
Renee, a girl after my heart. I have always love to walk cemeteries & read the inscriptions.
I, too, love history. I love to make journals out of old books. Some of my old books are favorites especially the non-fiction and autobiography.
I am a book lover. However, I live in a small apartment, so I cannot keep all my books. I donate my books to a small town library for their book sales. Having worked in a library, I have a good understanding of what the proceeds from a library mean.
I love book sales, and I love walking in cemeteries.
Currently using images from a gardening book for a journal. Great cemetery!
Two of my favourite things, wandering around old cemeteries and books. I collect old medical books at least pre WW2 and others - I would definitely have picked up 'Flushed" - the plumbers saved us from typhoid and other nasty water borne diseases, (after Dr John Snow linked those diseases to a water supply in London) a good read! My 'grail' book, and I am highly unlikely to ever find one, living in Australia, is a first edition of Audubon's Birds of America, even one volume would be good. I certainly can't afford to buy them. I love books, I have too many already. Sigh.
Nice sale! How much were soft covers?
The Bill O'Reilly's killing books are very good my husband says. He's a history nut too!
Oooh, books! I would go crazy. Problem is, I start reading and can’t stop and nothing gets done. I was one of those kids who read under the covers with a flashlight. You should have got the Pearl Buck.
Oh, remember that -- reading under the covers! Great memories and my parents never caught me, lol. I love books so much.
I love old cemeteries. I find them so interesting. I also like to Google people’s names and find out more about them.
I do that as well!
If you are reselling books that pre-date the bar code, you probably have little competition. This is more specialized field that resellers often ignore.
I find old magazines free at the library. I make collages and paper flowers. If I find books in a dumpster, I'll cut them up, too. Tina, Al's wife
My uncle goes to cemeteries and takes pictures of headstones and then puts it in a data base. It is really interesting. I love 📕!
Love the outfit.👍🏼
The small, local history books are my favorite.
Can you tell me where the book sale was held? I buy and sell at local flea markets here in Philadelphia. I don't use a scanner. I go with my gut.
Thank you.
I was so fortunate on Friday that a granddaughter took me to a church rummage sale the first table was books and a lot of dog books. Didn't get very far the first minutes we were there. Found a couple of books to browse that were wrote with my home state was the setting. And found a couple strawberry items to add to my collection. The granddaughters generally don't say Are you sure about books because they know I will pass them on. Now yarn is a different story.
That sounds like it was a good sale!
Thank you for another great video x
My father is buried in Mount Carmel Catholic Cemetery by Al Capone...That cemetery has a lot of headstones w/the pictures.....Lots of history and stories about that place....One is the "Italian Bride"" Julia Petta .....Also the family mausoleums w/ tables w/paper and pen inside it...bullet holes ...Seems a lot of your subs like the walk through of the old cemetery.....they are interesting!!...I can never look at Raggedy Ann the same way ever since I found out the Annabelle doll (movie) was really a Raggedy Ann doll....
Ugh, don't tell me about the Annabelle movie, eek! Also for some reason I'm just seeing this comment now. Hope things are well in Florida!
I like cemeteries also. Love looking at old head stones.
I love seeing and buying used books. I want to save so many of them. For some reason this reminds me of ‘The Library Book’ by Susan Orlean. A true crime history of an awful fire in a Los Angeles public library and the history of libraries, with many interesting individuals along the way. Orlean’s writing style makes her detailed research an easy read. I’ve also enjoyed her biography of Rin Tin Tin, and The Orchid Thief.
Watching this is making me crazy er I want all the books
I resell books and would have loved that sale. Estate sales and library sales have been fairly sparse this winter. Hoping it picks up in the spring. Thrill of the hunt!
You will have to check the points of issue on For Whom the Bell Tolls, just from thay quick flash, it has the Scribner's A for first edition, if the author photo on the back has the photographers name, then it is a 2nd state jacket, first state dustjacket, no name. I have a first with the second state jacket, looks pretty pristine, make sure it is not an anniversary re-issue, not price clipped, so you'll have to compare the price with the first issue price, no longer own my book collecting books (Ahearn's etc., gave them to a young colleague) but I'm sure all the points of bnb issue are on-line, got my ticker going in vicarious thrill.
I did look it up off-camera. It was the 1968 First Edition Library. Wish it would have had its' slipcase! There were also pen tickmarks on pages, so unfortunately that brought the value down.
@@PaperandMoose Still exciting for me, the old days of book collecting were more fun, you had to do your homework, no Apps, no computers😂
Oh my! A lovely lady who loves history, books, cemeteries and thrifting! I swear you must be flirting with me! Hugs from Texas!
There's alot of history. It would be fun to look them up and see their history. You need to watch the Faces of the Forgotten. It's on UA-cam a great guy and great at story telling
I have to say u were looking very pretty with your hair pulled back and that hat on 😊
I was wondering why I hadn't seen any journals in your etsy store - you're at the collecting stage. Six years down the road I'm still collecting. Number of journals made - two - good luck!
I love a book sale. Ya never know what you're gonna find. I'm a huge reader and I also do junk journals. Let me know if you make a journal. Acquiring the supplies is half the fun!
Flushed, I have watched on TVO (TVOntario) documentary done by the BBC (Lucy Worsley host) on the history of sewer systems, toilets and bathrooms in Britan. Think you'd like some of the Victorian era tubs 😊. I've got books on my shelf I've bought for many reasons, not just to read. A certain artical on a specific item in one chapter for example, or the cover itself is great artwork, and I've never intended to read it. Great jacket and hat/cap 👍👍
There's a documentary on the sewer systems?! I'll have to see if it is available on any of my streaming subscriptions. Thanks for the recommendation!
@@PaperandMoose They even take a tour if I remember correctly. Could have been titled more about bathrooms (WC's ).
Renee cool coat
Can't go wrong buying books, and recognised some of those titles - 7:10 3 of the four volumes of 'Battles and leaders of the Civil War', been a few years since I read them.
Might have missed it one of your updates, but did you follow up on the US Civil War album you found?
Cemetery/monuments - local history groups here in the UK do work on putting together books/pamphlets on the inscriptions of headstones etc. is that something that happens over there too? Can be a great tool for those researching family or local history.
i sell books. booksellers can be vicious!! i would have bought flushed as well for myself also lol. bought a vintage atlas last week that should sell for around $300.
Where was this?
This will be no real shock to you I'm sure but I LOVE books and gave a zillion, or so my husband says! This looked like a fun sale that I would have like very much! Your tour of the cemetery before hand was interesting too! I watch a channel called Faces of the Forgotten and it is very interesting! He visits cemeteries all over the country and graves of people who had been all but forgotten. He give s some of their hystory, it it very good. I do like Paper and Moose the best though! I'll bet Taco Stacks didn't go to this sale did he? He might have surprised me though! 😄 Please be careful and stay safe! ❤❤
Taco Stacks didn't attend this sale. It was a new sale for me, but an enjoyable one!
I would be in serious trouble at that sale! I love buying old books and games. I only manage to list a few though, mostly I collect. For books I like pre 1950s though, not new ones. The oldest one I have is from 1783 but its too hard to read. It is about Handel's performance somewhere I think.
This was a fun adventure. 😊
Hello Renee. You look so cute in your hat and I love the jacket. You should wear ball caps more often, in the summer it will help keep the sun out of your eyes and with wind it will help keep your hair from falling in your eyes and face. I’m a very big fan of cemeteries I love walking around and reading the head stones. I fined myself in my head making up stories of people and there lives places they lived . It’s relaxing and it de stresses me so much. I love book sales there great and I love the smell of old books. I don’t know what it is but a good book and a cup of tea and I’m content for hours. This was a really great video, there all great , . You were relaxed and had fun with it . I’m glad you enjoyed yourself. Take care. 🕵🏼♀️🕵🏼♀️🕵🏼♀️🕵🏼♀️🕵🏼♀️🕵🏼♀️☕️🫖☕️🫖☕️🫖🥰🥰💯💯💯💯💯💯💯
If you ever get to Boston Ma, travel a few miles north of Boston, or take the orange line to Malden. Find Medford Street. There is a cemetery there (Bell Rock Cemetary) with headstones dating back to the 1660’s and up. They’re amazing. ❤
I collect funeral and dead stuff, years ago I got this old tombstone from the 1840s at an auction, had beautiful carved rose on the top
I get it home and look at it and has the date of death being before the birth date !
We all make mistakes I guess, just hope they don’t stick around for 170 years
Guess I sort collect foot stones , have a matched set of antique Victorian “ We Still Love our Children “ ones.
When my Dog TonTon Macoute died I carved a Marble Tombstone for her that says “ Sleeps here but lives in my Heart”
When I got divorced I dug her up and took her with me to my new house.
X wife took me to court over it but was found in my favor…Yes I had a custody battle over a dead dog
I put her bones in a Victorian baby coffin in my bedroom with the headstone leaning up against it.
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What a crappy thing to do - your ex sounds like a narcissist. But I'm like the kid in the Sixth Sense, except where he saw dead people, I see narcs 😳😳😳.
When my mother goes to the veterans cemetery here, I'm always drawn to this one headstone. So, one day I figured I'd just start talking with them. It's a woman, but I always get a friendly sense about her
Thanks for the video. I know I’m late but I liked it.
Have you read Revolting Rhymes by Roal Dahl?Hilarious.
I had a book on the meanings of pictures on headstones. But i have to find it here. I stop every now and then to view older stones. That guy born in 1796 had a long life for that time period. I have come across a few people that died in the 1860s and had served in the Civil War. Interesting times
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When we went back after covid almost all of the San Antonio Pulic Library Friends groups increased their prices. Hardbound $2 and paperback $1. That seems to be the going price now. $1 and fifty cent prices hadn't changed in fifteen years so I guess it's about time.
My local library has a big book sale every fall. It lasts two days, but Friends of the Library get in a day earlier. I imagine quite a few book resellers join just to get into the book sale early. The local Lion's Club also has a big annual flea market, down the street from the library and for the last few years, they've scheduled them for the same weekend. If you're looking for a new venue for one of your videos, you should consider making a trip down to South Jersey for a day this September.
The Lion's Club sounds like a good sale! I'll have to check it out, thanks for the tip!
Cast iron pipe an hot lead seal plumbers poured molten lead to seal the pipe joints
My local cemetery has the grave of Elizabeth Blackwell MD, the first woman in American history to receive a medical degree.
Do you have maybe a tentative date as to when you're going to begin making your junk journal? I'd like to mark it on the calendar SO then I have something to look forward to. What do you think?
She talked so much about them I started. I have made 5 in one year. Slow going.
@@josiesanchez4407 I enjoy making them. I enjoy gathering the things I'm going to use in them, but I am bedridden my hands. Don't work very well and my legs don't work at all so it gives me something to do but it takes a very long time not like it used to be and I'm always interested in seeing what other people do when they junk. journal
Please Renee can you visit graveyards more often I find them really interesting thank you .
hi how did i get so far behind!? i love love love books!!!!!
i collect the church cookbooks and the ones by social groups
I’ve been to these book sales and they are just as crazy. I wait until the 3rd day and get a whole bag for 2 bucks, but I’m getting them for my personal reading only.
RENEE is getting better looking as she gets older.
I think she is happy and it shows.
My two uncles were gravediggers so was in the graveyard alot x
Books sales and Cemetaries, two of my favorite things to do. So sad to see headstones in poor shape, this is history we are losing.