Showing posts with label Winter Farmer's Market. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Winter Farmer's Market. Show all posts

Saturday, January 11, 2014

Saturday

Today started out very slowly. We all slept till 8:00am and then took our time getting our day started. It was simply fabulous. 
Dave and Emma decided to get some house projects done. 
Grace and I decided to run some errands. 
Grace and I stopped by Barnes and Nobel to find some new books. We came home with two new Dick and Jane readers and these gorgeous bags that are perfect for our weekly library trips!
After the bookstore we stopped by the Winter Farmer's Market. It was opening day after all and we were in need of eggs. 
While we were walking around (seeing who had returned and who was new this year) we came across Pete and Jen's Backyard Birds and they had some Quail eggs with them. Grace discovered (and became enchanted with) Quail a few days ago so getting to see their eggs in person at the market today was a real treat! We bought some goat cheese and two types of marshmallows and headed home. What a lovely beginning to our weekend (and we hope yours was just as lovely, too)!

Saturday, January 23, 2010

Winter Farmer's Market

Today, after David and Grace returned from Grace's dance class, we decided that it would be fun to check out the winter farmer's market.  The market was being held at Russell's Garden Center which is one of our favorite places.  In the summer/fall they hold a weekly farmer's market.  The girls and I love to go and always come home with some sort of goodies. With how much we have missed our weekly supply of local produce we were super excited to see that a winter farmer's market come to the area!

No trip to Russell's is complete without visiting the Koi.






















In addition to the bins of gorgeous produce there were also delicious baked goods, meat, milk, eggs, honey, maple syrup, and wool.
We bought and shared two cookies.
It was the perfect snack.




One last visit to the koi pond.




The winter farmer's market was amazing!  There were so many vendors there, and so many things to choose from.  We came home with a head of garlic (since we are thinking about growing our own this year in our garden), wild flower honey, carrots and of course the cookies seen above. On our way home we stopped by our CSA farm and picked up another dozen eggs.  The eggs at the farmer's market were more expensive than at Hanson's Farm and were not nearly as pretty!  We will certainly be heading back to the winter farmer's market several more times this season!

We hope that your day was full of the simple (and delicious) things in life.
We'll see you tomorrow, friends.