Tag Archives: Farmer’s Market

Weekend Lyndale Farmers Market = Autumn Bounty

Posted on 09/09/2019 by

Made a trip to the Lyndale Farmers’ Market. Each week the produce offerings change. I went for flowers, broccoli, parsley, zucchini and golden beets. It was a grey day. Inspired by all the beautiful colors and being partial to dahlias…took … Continue reading →

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Charleston South Carolina = Charm of the South – Carriage Tour

Posted on 08/29/2019 by

Larry the Belgian Draft horse took us in a tour of the historic sections of Charleston South Carolina. Larry used to work in a four horse team on an Amish farm. He’s five years old, well cared for and knows … Continue reading →

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Farmers Market Day = Lyndale Farmers’ Market Day – Sunday

Posted on 08/19/2019 by

A morning at the Lyndale Farmers’ Market. Sunday sites, sounds and delicious smells from the food booths there is something for everyone! Meet me at the Giant Chicken. Continue reading →

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Minneapolis Farmers’ Market ~ Good Morning!

Posted on 07/21/2019 by

There are many venders with garden veggies under the covered halls of the Minneapolis Farmer’s Market. The plant sellers have moved on for the most part. Continue reading →

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Signs of Spring = The Northland Awakens & The Minneapolis Farmers’ Market is in full swing

Posted on 05/26/2019 by

March photos in the city. It was a chilly day to take photos, but the sun appeared after rainy dark days. And the earth was coming alive in the city gardens. The Lyndale Farmers’ Market was buzzing on Saturday. I … Continue reading →

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