A Ford Club hosted its 13th swap meet and classic car show. It's geared more toward car people, but the antique people have made up a large number of the vendors. Allen said about 1,000 people showed up Saturday for just the swap meet. That number swelled to about 1,500 Sunday for the meet and the car show, which featured close to 300 classic cars. This is the most vendors we've ever had.
More vendors means more items.
So whether you wanted T-shirts or tires, matchbox cars or old jars, the swap meet was the place to be. The hills are calling. Just pulling into the little information cabin at the entrance of Whispering Hills on the Wayne-Holmes county line, a different pace beckons. The hills do seem to whisper relaxation. There's something for everyone in the land of leisure where campsites can vary from primitive to tents with sundry commodities to laid-out RVs.