re: The most awesome estate sale I’ve ever seen (and cannot make it). The owner of Hawk’s Nest

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At best, this looks like organized hoarding. A part of me wants to see what it all looked like before the possessions were divided into these groups. Regardless, I feel for the person(s) who is/are trying to get rid of all this stuff. If you've not done this before, you never realize how much stuff an individual owns until you have to touch every single thing and come to a decision on whether to sell, donate, or throw it away. It's a big enough task when the deceased was a normal person with a normal amount of stuff. For this man, though, it would overwhelm me. I'd be very tempted to have several dumpsters brought in because the urge to toss it all would be huge.

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Just think how much stuff you have in bins, stuck in the attic, garage, etc. this sale doesn’t look that cluttered. You gotta remember, the estate company has pulled all this out. I’m pretty sure his house was not like this. As a business owner for years, he probably had sheds full of crap (and a full casino apparently).

I got dibs on Castle Grayskull

The Lionel trains pictured are junk.

It looks like some of that stuff is going to have condition issues.

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Don't waste your time. It'd never fit. They didn't call Ray "Big Head" for nothing

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Saw his brother about 6 months ago.
We went in to the Hawks Nest for lunch one time, before walking out. We had bought a jet boat.