Monday, September 26, 2011

A Trip to Camas



It was my birthday last week and since I had to work all day, I decided to take a little road trip the next day. I've been reading a lot of blogs that talk about Camas Antiques and thought I'd check it out. I live in the very NW corner of WA, just a few miles from the Canadian border, and Camas is located right along the Oregon border....quite the drive, but well worth it!!  It was a gorgeous day, almost 90 degrees, and smooth sailing on the roads! The town itself is adorable! My favorite part was this cute, old theater...only $3.50 per movie!



I headed straight for the antique mall and was not disappointed! This place is so pretty, great vendors and everything was displayed so beautifully!

Theses are a few of my favorite booths.....

I really wanted to bring home these lockers...if I'd had a truck.....
I loved all the white!
I got some fun things here: a gigantic, industrial muffin tin; some old, metal first aid kits; some vintage school supplies...forgot to take pictures though!!!

I went to a few other shops, including a quilt shop and really enjoyed myself there. I'll definitely go back!!
I got back in the car and decided I had enough time to head back to Seattle and hit University Village. Went to all my favorite stores, including Pottery Barn Kids. I just love all of their ideas and this was one of my favorites of all time! Seems like everyone focuses on Halloween and then heads straight to Christmas. Thanksgiving seems to get overlooked in the process.

Not at PBK!!! 


This table was so adorable! I want to have a children's table at my house this year! I'd have to find some children, but..... I think I will have to be considering this for the future Thanksgivings at "grammy's" house!

I had such a fun day!! And home by 11:30!!!!

10 comments:

  1. How fun for you! Happy belated birthday Holly! I go off on my own but not that far off. Looks like a lot of wonderful stops were made. Have a great week. I'm off to NC with my best friend on Wend. Cannot wait.

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  2. Did you go by yourself girlfriend?!?! My aunt lives in Camas/Washougal! I so would've gone with you! Either way - alone or not - looks like you enjoyed yourself! PS Next scrappin' day is Wed. Oct 26th 10am - 8pm, be there or be square!

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  3. I would love to go there and check it out. Tracey at Notes From A Cottage Industry calls Camae Star's Hallow!!

    Thank you for stopping at my blog and letting me know about the shelf liner. There is a certain pattern I am looking for more of. Which one did you see?
    Mecky

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  4. Looks like you had a fun day, a long, fun day. Next time if you need someone to ride shotgun, call me!

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  5. Hi Holly,

    Thanks so much for visiting my space at Camas (House of Harvest)! I am glad you enjoyed it and felt inspired by the lockers. They are from an 1800's railroad, isn't that cool?! It was great to hear from you & I love the pictures you took. PS Love your blog name hehe. Happy Harvesting :) ~Lindsea

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  6. looks like so much fun! thank you for visiting today : )

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  7. Looks like a fun trip! LOVE PBK!

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  8. I have a friend that lives in Camas! Wow. I think I definitely need to go visit her! What cool shops!

    Love the idea of a Thanksgiving table. I've done it for our Grandlittles but they are getting bigger and I need to change it up a little bit this year!

    Lovely pictures! Makes me want to chuck all my stuff and get all new!

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  9. Thanksgiving table!! I done same thing once and my one of the Spain friend like it very much. She also done same thing with every guests name in pumpkin.

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  10. It sure looks like you had FUN...good for you..wish we had a place like this in our neck of the woods...since we don't...I'm happy to live it all through your blog...I've been a follower for some time now...I was attracted to your name.....is there anything better then ANY episode of THE WALTONS...I think not...big hugs and blessings...Karena A Loblolly Life

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