We skipped the first two farmer markets of the season because of a wedding, one in August for a rummage sale, and another at the end of September just because; otherwise, it's where you'd find me on a Saturday morning.
Sat., June 22 – with Mrs. Z. – our first market of the season, a rainy start!
Sat., June 29 – with Ali – a different arrangement.
Sat., July 6 – with Ali – a different perspective.
Sat., July 13 – with Abbey – banner debuts (blowing under tables).
Sat., July 20 – with Maddy – banner on tent!
Sat., July 27 – with Abbey.
Sat., Aug. 3 – with Maddy.
Sat., Aug. 10 – with Ali and Abbey – and the Saturn (it almost all fit)!
Sat., Aug. 24 – with Ali.
Sat., Aug. 31 – with Ali.
Sat., Sept. 7 – with Abbey – drizzly.
Sat., Sept. 14 – with Ali – Fall Fest! Using two pour-over brewers under the tent (instead of one by the fence) – trees are planted along canal!
Sat., Sept. 21 – with Abbey.
Sat., Oct. 5 – with Abbey – rainy & windy – the permanent fence at the edge of the canal is installed!
Sat., Oct. 12 – with Ali – safety fence at the canal is gone!
Sat., Oct. 19 – with Ali – last market of the season – CHILLY!
It started off wet and ended up chilly, and other than a few other sprinkly days in between, it's been a fantastic summer in every way!
Next year the "grand canyon" will be completely finished — a canal behind us that's been undergoing reconstruction over the past two summers! A permanent fence has been erected, the orange safety fence removed, trees have been planted, the ground is seeded, water is set to flow in December (testing), and it should all be fab and ready for picnic tables next year!
'Til next year!
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I’m pretty sure I saw each of those photos on Instagram as the summer progressed, but seeing them all in one place is fantastic! what a great way to document your place at the market – look forward to the improved site next summer!
Looks like a great season – you could have done baby bump photos each week, too!
You were two intrepid souls, rain or shine, to the serving yarn and coffee weekly. Next! year will be even better.
Oh, how I wish we just happened to live closer. Coffee and knitting at the farmers’ market is my ideal weekend pastime…
What a great “journal” of your farmer’s market season!
Your yarn looks heavenly. Do you sell any online or just at your local Farmers Market?
What a nice progression of the market photos!