Steve, if you find yourself on I-96 (not sure which way you'd go), take
a look at the Livingston Antique Mall (exit 133 off I-96). I almost
always have good luck there. A little further up I-96, you'll have a
couple of nice malls in Williamston (exit 117). And you'll have 4 stores
in Mason (couple miles south of the 106A exit off I-96).
--
Zachary Dillinger The Eaton County Joinery www.theeatoncountyjoinery.com
517-231-3374

On Tue, Jun 19, 2012 at 8:53 AM, Steve Jones <stjones@k...> wrote:
> GGs;
>
> Tomorrow I'm off to visit family in southern New Hampshire. =A0From
> there I'll visit =A0more family in the Detroit area via southern
> Ontario (Niagara Falls to Windsor), then home to Indiana. =A0I'll be
> driving my own truck, so I can take any side trips I like and haul
> whatever I find home. =A0I'm mostly in tool deaccession mode, so
> emphasis is on family time, but there's bound to be something out
> there that I need.
>
> Any suggestions? =A0Thanks.
>
> --
> Steve another Kokomo galoot
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