October Brings Change in Rhythm for Farmers' Market
Farmers' Market starts at 10 a.m. now until the last day on Oct. 30.
Farmers' Market starts at 10 a.m. now until the last day on Oct. 30.
Early fall bounty was well represented at the Morning Glory Farm booth.
Early fall bounty was well represented at the Morning Glory Farm booth.
Lydia Fischer of the Garden Farm brought produce and flowers.
Lydia Fischer of the Garden Farm brought produce and flowers.
Enough bouquets for Island dinner tables tonight.
Enough bouquets for Island dinner tables tonight.
Linda Alley has a smile for fans of her jams.
Linda Alley has a smile for fans of her jams.
Grey Barn Farm.
Grey Barn Farm.
Still producing in this mild weather.
Still producing in this mild weather.
Pretty as a painting.
Pretty as a painting.
Making cider, the old fashioned way.
Making cider, the old fashioned way.
Pickpocket Bluegrass band makes a new fan.
Pickpocket Bluegrass band makes a new fan.
Farmers Market will be held at the fairgrounds through the end of the month.
Farmers Market will be held at the fairgrounds through the end of the month.
Tractor rides.
Tractor rides.
The school year is a month old, leaves are turning from green to gold and there is a chill in the air. It can mean only one thing — fall is here, and with it the transition from tomatoes to pumpkins, and sunflowers to dahlias.
The Ag Hall fairgrounds were hopping with a bustling farmers' market, and next door the Harvest Fest.