Route 123 flower cart

My family and I have vacationed on Bailey Island for more than 40 years, and we always stopped at a flower stand on Route 123.

The cart is no longer out, but we would like to thank the person or people who offered their flowers for sale for many years. We purchased many wonderful bunches of flowers to bring to our rental place. Thank you.

Hannah Campbell, Havertown, Pennsylvania

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