december 7TH 2024
VINTAGE RUMMAGE #2
summer stunners
Summer Stunners,
sATURDAY was absolutely cracking 🔆
Thank you to our new & returning stall holders, and every one of you who visited and shopped and swapped and just hung out in the sunshine 🌞
Thanks aren’t enough for Lu from Sunspell Photography for her generosity and gregarious spirit ~ if there are any images you would like as a Stall Holder in Hi Res format, please email us. We can arrange a file transfer and image credit copy for you!
If this was your first time at the Gall; we hope you found something amazing & a new “third place” to make your heart happy. If this was your 500th trip to the Courtyard; thank you for always supporting the arts & culture of the Clarry.
And if you missed us, we’ll be back in Autumn 🌞💛🌻
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So so so SO much love + thanks;
💖 Ang & Hannah {thelizardqueens.com} 💖 xo
Images all shot with love:
Lu Kingwell, Sunspell Photography, contributed to the Lizard Queens, 2024
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Lu is an emerging small business owner who reached out and gifted her time to attend, shoot, cull, edit, and grade these images for us.
She will hate us sharing this next sentence - but she also refused to take our moneyyyyy.
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