A magnificent day yesterday for the first London Vintage Radio Club meet after the Wuhan flu plague. It was 27°C/81°F with low humidity. Part way to London Ontario, we ran into fog but that cleared up later. I managed to sell an old DeForest Crosley 602 radio that offers a good workout carrying it and a Sencore sweep generator that I have no use for anymore. The radio went for $50 even though I expected sales resistance at the $30 I had put on it. Our silent auctions work a bit differently from regular auctions - the seller puts his suggested price on the item and if someone offers more than that price, ownership transfers to the highest bidder. If there are lower bids, the seller is offered the opportunity to sell at the lower price and he can say yes or no to it.
Last night was the final car show at a mall south of me for mainly American cars. There were 350 cars there.
Today I am heading out to the British Car Day to be held at Bronte Park. They have had over a thousand cars show up in the past and a lot of exhibitors are going to make up for lost time. It looks cloudy but no rain is expected.