On this rainy, mild Sunday, I decided to take on the procrastination demons and update my gardening blog,
The Messy Gardener.
And here are a few quick glimpses of
The Festival That Stinks; one of our favorite Western Massachusetts harvest festivals. North Quabin knows how to do garlic in style!
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| If I had $300 worth of spare change, I would have purchased this... |
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| I did afford a few of these and a cup of hot mulled cider. |
Where is the garlic, you ask? My camera ran out juice. :-(
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| My friend Rhonda's pottery. |
really autumnal and sweet!
ReplyDeleteAloha from Honolulu,
Wishing YOU a super week
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And you, too Claudia.
DeleteFabulous post! Hand made ceramics...Fresh vegetables, citrouilles a plenty, a cow eager to be milked, carriage horses for a ride...Buddha and flowers in for winter...You always have the most fun week-end. I'm starting to be jealous! Ah! well...at least I can see even if I can't smell...:)
ReplyDeleteI am enjoying life with my best friend. That's worth a huge heap of gratitude.
DeleteI know you enjoy my flowers, so I gave you a heads-up on these posts. Thank you for enjoying them. :-)
Now an autun air would be just the thing to cheer me up I think!
ReplyDeleteI hope you feel better soon, Jams.
DeleteWonderful pictures of a great harvest fair New England style. Would you believe I still miss being there?
ReplyDeleteA good excuse to visit, then! :-)
DeleteLooks like a fab show, and enjoyed by all.
ReplyDeleteAll I can say is - had a blogging break, but now back in Harness, and reviving my blog.
Great to hear, Stewart!
DeleteBeautiful photographs, many wonderful natural resources. I am greeting
ReplyDeleteGreetings to you, ZielonaMila!
Deleteyou have the best and funnest looking festivals. I LOVE that watering can/pot. how clever. I wasn't aware you had a gardening blog, I'm off to check it out. happy weekend to you Gina dear.
ReplyDeleteAw, thanks Becky. I did check the plants for spider mites and there are none but by now (a week after the photo was taken) the plants are looking leggy and a bit sad. :-(
DeleteYou have captured the ambiance of the festival beautifully!
ReplyDeleteThanks, magiceye.
DeleteYour images are gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Sandy.
DeleteWhat a great presentation!
ReplyDeleteNice to see your blog after such a long time.
Marvelous images for the day, Gina, and how good to see you online again!! Hope you have a great week and that you join us again next week!!
ReplyDeleteYour photos are so refreshing to look at specially the pumpkin pic. :)
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