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When I first started this column I wrote about Mark Esola from Motorcycle Leather Works and Connie Updike from Village Fruits and Crafts on U.S. 211 and more recently about Ivan Hall, a bit further east. Let’s continue to meet the faces along 211 together. Hooked on auctions
“It started a few years ago when we were cleaning out the basement and were going to have a yard sale...but then we got hooked on auctions and have been here ever since.” Thus, the birth of Piney Run Farm, just across from the bridge at Estes Mill. Wayne Jenkins and June Jordan own the building itself, but Wayne and Jimmy Wayland each own about half of the inventory at this now familiar roadside stand. Wayne says the business is more fun than financial and they meet lots of interesting people. In addition, they have fun going to auctions both nearby in Amissville, Woodstock and Front Royal and as far away as Maine. Among their best-selling items
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