Saturday, we made a morning visit to the Downtown Farmers Market. It always surprises me that in October the traffic there usually slows down, but autumn is when the most bountiful harvest arrives!
I love strolling along on a cool fall morning with my camera in hand, just observing.
Pumpkins do make me happy:)
There are all kinds of things there that I can't eat.
Oh! But so many that I can!
Happy farmers make for happy eaters:) This handsome fella had the most gorgeous zinnias and basil.
And this happy guy was "tempting, not sampling" he said, the most delicious peaches. I have a weakness for summer peaches, and Utah has the best I've tasted. My freezer is full of peaches now; my fridge is full, and I bought more on Saturday, because I couldn't resist.
We listened to some lovely folk music by the Folka Dots, a marvelous group.
How was your weekend? I'd love to hear about your autumn adventures:)
Gorgeous!! Through a refugee and land grant situation in the 70's I don't really understand, virtually all flower sellers at our markets are Hmong. I forget not all markets are like that :). The peaches sound amazing!!
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