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| Field tomatoes and bell peppers, picked before the frost, stored in the barn. Probably the last Michigan outdoor-grown tomatoes we'll see this year. The entire market is suffused with the aroma of donuts. |
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| Fusilier's Sign from their website. |
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| Few plants remain in the greenhouse. |
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| We saw flocks of ducks and geese at Thorn Lake on Arnold Road near the Farm Stand. As you drive the last few miles to the lake, the bright yellow trees arch over the road -- illuminated! |
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| The maple we planted in our own garden years ago has beautiful leaves now. |
5 comments:
Fresh vegetables are a Michigan pleasure for (alas too few) months of the year. Thanks for this post!
We went to the last FM on Saturday here. I am still harvesting tomatoes by the bucket load though. Beautiful pics!
I love farm markets at any time of the year but this season is really the best -- such a bounty! I need to get out here and check things out. Might be headed to Chelsea to an art fair on Saturday and that's close to Manchester! Weather dependent (but I doubt the color will be nearly so good by then!)
It is always a little sad when farmers market season comes to an end. Our last one here in Topeka is in a couple of weeks. I haven't been to the market this year as much as usual. I'll have to be sure to make one final stop. Thanks for the inspiration.
Fall is here, I will miss the fresh vegetables from my garden. I love the Farmers market too.
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