And finally, the last in my series of images from the Round Top, Texas Antiques Fair. Start planning to attend the 
fall show during the last weekend of September.
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| Probably one of the coolest items I saw on this trip was this giant hardware sign above. All metal with neon and the same on both sides. $2,800 at Marburger Farms. | 
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| One booth with great industrial items at Excess. | 
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| A great gurney base perfect for a coffee table. | 
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| Behind the check out counter at Leftover's. | 
Between shopping the fields, I managed to  mosey over to Rachel Ashwell's new B&B and event property, 
The Prairie. I was curious to see her retail venue there since I used to carry 
Shabby Chic furniture and bedding many years ago when I first became a retailer. Nestled about 6 miles from the main street of Round Top, this was a lovely layout of cabins, gardens and event hall. 
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| Pearl sitting on this great antique bench on the front porch of the retail shop. | 
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| Not to disappoint, a bed full of soft floral bedding with vintage chandeliers hanging from above. | 
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| True to form, Rachel uses one of her linen fabrics on her front porch swing. | 
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| Her signature down filled, slipcovered sofas. | 
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| I loved how she made a Texas flag pillow out of her Shabby Chic fabrics. | 
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| An old wedding dress hung over a cabinet door. | 
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| Pearl and I in front of an old pickup truck Rachel has as a prop in the yard of the store. | 
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