The market continued on for some distance, so we just kept going, though we did avoid going down any of the side aisles. Mrs. F.G. knows particular vendors, so she looks for them specifically, picking mainly the ones who grow the veggies themselves, though for fruit sometimes it's plums or peaches brought up from Niagara.
You could certainly buy large quantities, like these bushels of cucumbers for pickling.
Raspberries and blackberries.
Everything looks so nice, I do like the soft fruits raspberries, strawberries and blackberries.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
Suddenly from produce to sunglasses.
ReplyDeleteThat fruit looks amazing! Did you happen to see a booth with homemade Puppy biscuits and crocheted critters? My friend from the Mat goes occasionally with her creations.
ReplyDeleteThis is certainly the season of abundance.
ReplyDeleteReal food! It's beautiful. I'm not as impressed with the sunglasses. :-) But I love the local produce.
ReplyDeleteJust an incredible market! The fruit looks fantastic. Hopefully we'll see the fruit truck from B.C. soon.
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Hooray for harvest!
ReplyDeleteOh I would buy those yellow beans in a heartbeat!! My Grandmother always grew yellow beans:)
ReplyDeleteI eat a lot of peaches for night snack. There are a lot of kinds of fruit there that looks so good. It looks like a fun place to shop.
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