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| Spring/summer murals on the windows of the original Argus Farm Stop. This shop opened a few years ago, and sells on consignment from local farmers. Produce, dairy products, meat, and hand-made items are available, as well as a café. |
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| The enlarged café area. |
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| Entrance of the newly added store front, with much more produce. The two stores are in the same block, but not side-by-side. |
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| Inside the new store: a very large rooster. |
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| Best of all: locally grown strawberries! We ate almost a whole quart of them for lunch. |
Photos © 2022 mae sander.
Murals to share with Sami's Monday Murals.
Hello,
ReplyDeleteLooks like a fabulous farm store. I like the cute murals, rooster and the cafe. The strawberries look delicious. Have a great day!
How lucky both you and the local farmers are to have this in your community.
ReplyDeleteGreat post. We also try to buy local and this place looks just very good! Creative. Yummy.
ReplyDeleteThat is a great spot!
ReplyDeleteYeah we don't have anything like this except our Farmers Market .... but it seems great to have a shop like this!
ReplyDeleteThe window painting is eye-catching! That kind of "farmers' market" would do well here. Especially with a cafe attached to it. Fresh fruit and veggies are always best.
ReplyDeleteI'm dying for really good strawberries. My crop was so paltry -- partly blocked by sun from perennials, partly eaten by birds or whatever. I love the shop windows, too!
ReplyDeleteWhat adorable shop windows. Those really call attention to the items inside, too. So glad you shared these, but I am so jealous of your strawberries and big ripe red tomatoes in that last photo.
ReplyDelete'Know your farmer, know your food'... That's so right, but sometimes impossible
ReplyDeleteThe flowers in the shop windows are adorable :)
ReplyDeleteLooks like a beautiful shop with fresh produce, a win for the farmers and for the public.
Thanks for participating in Monday Murals Mae.
Nice way of selling local products. Certainly deserves to be emulated.
ReplyDeletePretty work on the glass, there. They complement the plants and produce. :)
ReplyDeleteI like how they make of colorful.
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