Misty Meadows Market, Part II

 The new market building at Misty Meadows is big, bright, cheerful and spacious.  Quilts are hung up high under the loft ceiling, along with some interesting decor like that old wagon.  One side of the store holds common household items, while meats are in the opposite direction and baking is in the middle.  All the fruit and veggies were outside at this time of year.

Of course today the cash desk is all walled off with plexiglas; these first three photos are from last year.

The building is built in an L-shaped barn roof style, providing all that space under the loft inside.

And they provide a hitching rail for the older order Mennonite customers with their horses and buggies, though we didn't see any this year.

Four big quilts were there again this year, though knowing how many hours go into making a quilt like this, I think the prices are too cheap!

I liked this little model of horses and a wagon.

This is the kind of store where you can buy foodstuffs in bulk, including all sorts of dried goods like flour and beans.  I've never even seen bags of sugar this big elsewhere!

Lots of varieties of honey.

And if you'd like a straw hat, I'm sure you could find your size here.

And of course there are the butter tarts!  Delicious!  The store is on Wellington County's Butter Tart Trail!

Meanwhile, here at home, Mrs. F.G. has been doing her best with the flowers.  These new ones appeared yesterday right in front of my place at the counter.

Lots of rain overnight and it's a relatively cool day here now.  I'm hoping it will dry up enough that I can get out later on.  We're expecting my sister and brother-in-law for lunch.