I bought a dianthus and a salvia for two holes in my garden that needed some perennial color.
This I passed by, but I have a friend who is a weekly visitor.
David has been making marmalades for three years and selling them at farmers markets like the one in Wethersfield. I bought a jar of orange marmalade.
Every Thursday evening in the summer, a farmers market is held next to the historic Solomon Welles house in Wethersfield Cove. Food. Crafts. Plants. Entertainment. Fun.
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Your photo of the cupcake van reminds me that a friend of ours recently posted on her Facebook page that she was watching Sesame Street with her 4 year old daughter and after seeing Cookie Monster her daughter asked why they don't have a Cupcake Monster. We adults never thought of that.
Looks great. You can pick up some lovely things at such markets. I like the alpaca stall. As you know, alpacas were key to Saltaire's prosperity. But the wool was imported from Peru - Salt should have grown his own!
Always wondered about marmalades. Mom swore by them. I just turned up my nose.
i would be a regular here for sure.
I think I would have bought a bit of everything...
I love markets like this and, like Ciel, I probably would try to buy a little of everything!! My blog problems have defeated me and I'm giving it up, but I will continue to visit. Hope you have a great weekend, Jack.
You have reminded me, I need to get to the Farmer's Market this morning. I'm all out of chile cheese bread. It looks there is a lot of hand crafted things at this market. Excellent for shopping.
Two new plants and a jar of marmalade sounds like a treasure to bring home after a trip to the market Jack. That's how I like to shop :)
Reminds me of our farmer's market.
I love farmers markets, you can buy the best and fresh.
Add pleasure, great meetings, gentle smiles..
Not sure I believe you for the 3rd pic.. :o)
I am not sure what an alpaca is, but I would really enjoy some of David's orange marmalade!
I need to get to the market for some maple syrup!
Looks like a number of creative craft people were there. Good for them.
What a great little market Jack .... I would have bought a jar of that orange-marmalade.
The Farmer's market look great.
Looks like a great market.
Hmmmm... would you share the orange marmalade? :)
God bless you!
Cezar
No cupcakes???
I remember I bought an alpaca sweater the minute I got to the Andes in Peru. It was freezing! :-) Sill have it and it looks new - I seldom wear it here, not cold enough.
Enjoyed your collection of market photos...everyone looks happy!
I"d love some wool to knit a scarf. Pick me up a couple skeins J.
V
I would have enjoyed shopping here!:)
I am yet to try a cupcake, but I will have some of that marmalade.
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