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WORLD'S LONGEST YARD SALE: Day 04

August 10, 2008

Finished the route today. Tired eyes from looking at so much stuff. Endless, really. Sunburnt arms. Lighter wallet. Filled-up cargo area in the suburban. So many treasures.Made it to Gadsden oping for some sort of finish line, but instead, were met with worn-out sellers slowly packaging up the stuff that didn't move. We had a meal and kept on going to Birmingham.

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