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33 Comments on The Farmers Market in Granville, Ohio... the last week Oct. 23 don't miss out, check out these photos!
Hi Cynthia - What a colorful Farmers Market! I especially love the sunflowers!
Beautiful post and as always GREAT pictures! We are fortunate to have a couple of great Farmers Markets here too and I try to stop every Saturday for organically grown fruits veggies, herbs and home made cheese, butter, baked goods and other tasty treats!
Cynthia, I LOVE our local farmers markets and try to go to them as much as possible. They're just coming back into full swing here in Arizona now that we have tolerable weather. One thing I've found recently is our locally grown honey. I have 2 friends who SWEAR that it's really helped their seasonal allergies here and it's on my list of must buys as soon as I can get to a local market.
Great photos, BTW.
LOL Roger, I'm quiet modest by nature but I spurt out the most inane things at times. I quite like the moniker now, very regal...it goes with The Queen Wave nicely. As for the wreath........
Why Barbara, you have made my week with your resplendent comment, thanks and ((hug)) for that! I'm going there now to get some delicious scones, why I think I'm developing the Granville Pudge. I'll just make sure I purchase some zucchini and greens to make up for those yummy treats! Yes I'm sad to see it go but there is always the anticipation of June...ahhhhh
Ruh-roh Tammy would that be Glen or Laney??? Heck bring them both ;~D
Chris, you and me both, I never tire looking at those gorgeous sunflowers either, they always make me smile :~)
Oh man Russell, aren't these Farmers Markets the best? We have quite a diverse group here in Granville, one can even buy...drum roll please...free range chickens & some kind of special beef. With you being a foodie I suspected you had your sources to the freshest ingredients Mr. Peach Salsa Winner! I'm so very fortunate to have one right down the street from me!!!
Juli, isn't it grand? My grandparents had a huge farm and that fresh taste is something I'll never forget, I was spoiled from the beginning :~) Glad to read you're weather has let up so everyone can enjoy the fresh bounty. I found a local honey here too, they will even sell it year round in the local grocery store. It's in my morning tea as I write this. Hey if it's working for your friends keep that honey flowing baby, Woo-Hoo!
Hey there! Looks like you are finding lots to do in your new area. There's nothing quite like fall. As always, I love your photos.
Cynthia, Farmers Markets are a great way to support the local community and "farm fresh" is so appealing. I used to go to the farmers market in Woodstock Illinois to buy veggies and even Bison meat (tenderloin/fillets) from a local grower...there was definitely a difference in taste. You continue to paint a wonderful picture of Granville.
Cyndee ~ your photos at the Farmers Market are such fun! I love to visit my local market and sometimes the people-watching is the best part :-)
Love our local farmers markets.....and we are lucky here in California since they are year round weather permitting. Yours looks very picturesque!!
Good Morning my GA friend, yes there is lots to do here and I'm only in the discovery stages of my new hometown. Thanks for your kind words on the photos Patsy, much appreciated!
Morning Nick, this town is quite picturesque indeed. I don't think there was Bison carcass at this Farmers market but I could be wrong....I'm a vegetarian but I do cook carcass for my husband, and friends. They even come back for seconds :~) The freshness of the foods at these markets can't be beat!
Hey Maureen, hope your Sunday is going well! Oh yes the people & dog watching is so much fun. So glad you enjoyed the photos, thanks :~D
Hi Kathy, Glad to read so many are supporting the local growers!!! Now I'm jealous of you Kathy, a year round market would be my dream. Granville is an older Historical town and very picturesque to say the least.
Cynthia I agree with William - you are in the entire post - I think you are now an official Granvillian citizen or is it Granvillite?
Cynthia your photos are so much fun, I almost feel like I got to go to the Farmer's Market also! The sunflowers are just beautiful and my feet are jealous of your socks!
Hey I came backto give you a suggestion. I do not know if you are on Twitter and though I have been slow to see the relevance it's finally dawned on me that it's been a great way to connect with folks who have similar interests here in Austin, Foodies, Music, Film, Running etc. and I've actually connected with a number of local people at our Farmers Market. Might be a cool way for you to learn more about your new home!
Gee Karen, I don't know the answer to that! Off the Mayors' office I go ;)
Hey Mary, weren't those sunflowers awesome? I could have snapped Gretta's picture all day, the website and their story are worth checking out. Sorry I wan;t trying to taunt you my cozy sock, lol!!!
Hey Russell, I welcome all suggestions...I do not tweet nor can I whistle! But Ted and I have been getting to know the locals & owner's of the pubs & restaurants and we chat them up rather frequently. It's a small town population 3,200 but when college students are in session is it rises to 5,100. Denison University is smack in the middle of downtown.
That is greatl how you were able to connect w/ other foodies & film buffs in your area through Twitter. I appreciate you coming back to help out this gal :~)
Once again you have outdone yourself in the photo department....making us all feel like we are there!!!! Beautiful.
Love the salad, the greens looked de-lish!!! CVozy socks, fuzzy dogs and gorgeous flowers. Hope we get to do some of these awesome things when Sharon and I come to visit. I have a friend in Avon Lake who what to come join us one day for lunch during the visit.
Keep these wonderful posts coming - I so enjoy them....although they don't your place, at least I feel closer to you - LOL.
The candy looks yummy! And I love that people are in sweatshirts and sweaters. Definitely the type of weather I love. We have had a few sweatshirt days, but it doesnt last long.
Peggy a/k/a Dot, The Farmer's Market doesn't start up again till June I was sad to see it go :( You would have loved the flowers.... the colors so vibrant and the cutest gal was making those bouquets so fast.
I hope you aren't working too hard but I know better. So glad you can keep tabs on me through these blog posts....
John, let me tell you that candy was very yummy!!! The weather keeps changing back and forth from sweater weather to t-shirt weather but I'm sure it won't last long......I'm waiting snow!
What a great job you did here Cynthia, spotlighting the final week of the Farmers Market in Granville, Ohio.
Thanks Craig, it's a great mix of vendors they have here at Granville's Farmers Market!
Hi Cynthia, I jut stopped by to thank your for the compliment on my new/old post and also to let you know your profile picture is HILARIOUS! Rock on my friend!
Morning Russell, well it was a great post your wrote and I though it was very wise of AR to have it featured. I have only seen that happen once and now yours...you are in a league of your own!
EEK is sitting in my living room now drinking his morning tea, but he is very messy it goes right through him ;~D