Summertime in Vermont means -
With Vermont's fascinatingly ecclectic mix of farmer's, homesteader's, artisans, and flatlanders -
markets here are like a celebration - a party, festival
And really, there is a lot to celebrate.
- a colorful variety of farm-fresh produce -
- home-baked goodies -
- locally prepared foods for an impromptu picnic -
- music to enjoy while strolling - browsing - eating -
- not to mention, a variety of colorful arts -
- and much, much more -
- farm-fresh meats and eggs, pickles and jams -
- and of course, Vermont maple syrup and cheese -
Would you believe that I needed to coax Greg to tag along?
- not anymore -
- he's a farmer's market junkie, now (just like me)
I am joining Nancy and Lisa for Rural Thursday
Thanks for dropping in!
Love seeing all those gorgeous garden veggies! I'm always up for the farmer's market. So many sights! Thanks for linking up today!
ReplyDeleteI want to be a Farmer's Market Junkie in this place too. It is fabulous Great shots. B
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos! Our closest farmer's market is in a nearby city and all... pavement. Yours is so green and colorful!
ReplyDeleteI wish all school had colors of veggies and fruit like that for lunch! It looks like a lovely time.
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What a great and fun opportunity! I wish we had a Farmer's Market in our area. I am visiting from A Rural Joural.
ReplyDeleteyour farmer's market pics are super....maybe I should take some of ours! The produce may be a tad more expensive than grocery store, but worth it....
ReplyDeleteLove the images you captured -- felt like I was right along there with you! :)
ReplyDeleteLooks like a great market and great shots of it. I think I would like Away.
ReplyDeleteThat looks like fun! Wonderful photos, Karen! I really like the truck.
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