I spent a lovely Saturday morning with my family at the Farmer’s Market wandering around, nibbling on pastries, and sampling berries. I know I’ve already posted lots of Farmer’s Market photos, but everything is at the peak of abundance right now, and I can’t resist a few more.
I hope you enjoyed your weekend!
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Great photos ! They made me hungry enough to plan on visiting our local farmer’s market this coming Wednesday (that I think should be spelled as it sounds; “Wensday” !).
Thanks. Hope you enjoy your Wensday Market. =)
It all looks so yummy – you can never have too many photos of this kind 🙂
Once you have an heirloom tomatoe, you can never go back. Love the colors in the photos! And drool over the black currant…What joy summer is!