Summer is a feast of colors. Even the ordinary becomes an event, something to preserve on the always-handy phone.
The farmer’s market here is small by all comparisons, but a welcome diversion from the local offerings: restaurants and clothing stores.
Folk-type music on the steps of the post office
Andrew the friendly honey vendor. Note the word honey in Russian!
I always try to get some baked-apple product from this farm. This week: apple bread!
Although this market is year-round, it’s pretty desolate in winter. I love that in summertime, life feels more like a festival.
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Love this market too. We go even in winter. Love the fresh ground lamb. Briarwoodpatch.com
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In winter I try to buy something (usually apple pie) because I admire how hardy the vendors are, just to show up!
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Your market looks wonderful! Music, fresh food, honey …. fun and tasty! 🙂
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Before this market opened, I went to the larger, more known market in the City. But what we lack in size, we make up for in a local sort of friendliness. I imagine it’s great for the children to experience this too.
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Oh yes — supporting local markets is a gift in itself, but they’re usually so much more intimate and personal. And very good for the children to see and experience!
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