The best day to visit Carrie is on Friday!
Today I am presenting you with a virtual photo fest - as some of you know we regularly visit our local farmers market on Saturday mornings depending on weather. It runs from around 5:30 am to 9:00am so it is an early morning run. Apart form veggies and meat, have a look at just a sampling of the offerings:
Our daily bread.
Pretty tins filled with sweet treats.
Chocolate fudge, honey fudge and coconut ice.
One man's junk is an other's treasure.
Cupcakes - yummy!
Some acoustic guitar and a few Leonard Cohen songs with your coffee?
The real Dutch stuff.
Now this is what we call pancakes.
Gerberas.
Lovely South African dried fruit and nuts.
God's most precious blooms.
Bouncies
African art
Wrought iron work
Orchids - beautiful!
Beef or pork?
Herbs for life
Something for the sweet tooth.
Home made fashion for Barbie and Ken.
African beadwork.
Pap en kaiings (that is maize porridge and pork rinds - a traditional meal - but not for me)
More beautiful Gerberas.
Impala lillies - an indigenous South African flower
My market basket on the twin stroller.
Oh my goodness!!! What a GORGEOUS assault on the senses!! I would love to come visit you some day:-)
ReplyDeleteLooks like a lot of fun!! I would love to just sample all of the food...Your pictures make me feel as though I was there. Thanks for sharing, Cat!
ReplyDeleteWow! If our Farmers Market looked like that - we would definitely go too! I am in the love with the beautiful artwork! And what gorgeous flowers!!!!
ReplyDeleteLovely pictures! I love what you've captured here.
ReplyDelete...and now, I want some pancakes LOL!
Your farmer's market makes my farmer's markeyt look like the town dump! the selection and set up is just fanastic :)
ReplyDeleteooooooh where is that?
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic market place. I so wish that I could go there.
ReplyDeleteLovely! I am looking for one of those bouncies. Where is this market?
ReplyDeleteThis is a gorgeous, colorful, uplifting post. Wish I was there! Looks awesome.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE this market. My folks go first thing every saturday morning!
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