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Sadly, K. and I have been missing out on Farmer’s Market visits lately – our calendars are just too packed. But luckily, this month I’m spending several weekends at the mother of all autumn markets – The Pumpkin Patch on Sauvie Island.
I’ll blog more about why I’m there tomorrow. For now, let’s look at gourds! One of the vegetable kingdom’s most beautiful denizens.
This is one of those hardshell gourds you use for crafting, in its fresher state. Just needs several months to dry out completely.
Amazing light on these apples. People were looking oddly at me for kneeling before the bin in photographic reverence.
Anyway, if you’d like to see more autumn’y goodness, there’s a little set on Flickr. And now, off to bed with me. I have another market day tomorrow.
I love photographing at the Farmer’s Markets. Rainy winter days, foggy summer days, clear and bright afternoons. The vendors AND other customers all think it’s a little strange.
Love your turban squash.. but those apples are fabulous.
I love photographing at the Farmer’s Markets. Rainy winter days, foggy summer days, clear and bright afternoons. The vendors AND other customers all think it’s a little strange.
Love your turban squash.. but those apples are fabulous.
Glad you get to have a market-y weekend!
Have no idea what Sauvie Island is, though, so I’ll have to go google.
Glad you get to have a market-y weekend!
Have no idea what Sauvie Island is, though, so I’ll have to go google.
ooo, we’re comin’ to get pumpkins soon! yay!
ooo, we’re comin’ to get pumpkins soon! yay!
yay gourds! I love indian summer when all of the lovely fall stuff begins to ripen. besides, gourds are so.. fun!
yay gourds! I love indian summer when all of the lovely fall stuff begins to ripen. besides, gourds are so.. fun!