


Between the dead framed owl and the primitive benches we were able to pick out some surprising deals. This shot of Susan was taken around midnight, ( the dog door stop already sold) the pair of holiday paintings will be in hiding till HiHo's open house in November.
WAITING TO BE LOADED ON THE TRUCK
NOW FEATURED IN THE FRONT ROOM OF HIHO SOLD
Hours spent at auction are filled with visiting other shop owners. I even spend time drawing and planning future changes to the shop, I pour over trade magazines and edit choices in wholesale catalogs. Many auction houses have slices of homemade pies and cakes, always hard to resist. Susan even says "it wouldn't be an auction if Heidi wasn't eating". Often when Claudia joins me she will comment "did you just buy something?" I have attended so many auctions over the years it's second nature for me to bid and continue on with my pie,catalog, drawing or my visit with a friend. Long, long nights, loading the truck in the heat, rain, snow are a part of the business. To my surprise, I still love the hunt, we refer to it as "Auction Action".
COWGIRL COFFEE IN BURLAP BAGS SOLD
Additions to each room are happening every day. The yellow in the main room is evolving into Autumn's oranges.
FALL PILLOWS AND TABLE CLOTHES
MINI CAKE DOMES FOR YOUR COLLECTIBLES
Cool nights and shorter days falling leaves and a ride in the country a perfect fit for a trip to HiHo.Be sure to bring a sweater, Humphrey will have his on.