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| Jim Allen entertains. And he is AWESOME! |
I had the chance to drop in to the Dwight Farmers' Market today. It is held every Tuesday, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., on the grounds of Gouldie Park, right beside the Post Office.
Here are some shots of this growing and interesting market venue, well worth the visit.
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| Fabulous wood carving, garden accessories, this gets two thumbs up from us! |
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meet not only the beekeeper, but the bees themselves. Sample the honey. Take some home.
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| Taste test the different grades of syrup, to find out which you like best. Did you know there are four different grades? Now you do... |
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| Aches and pains melt away with buckwheat heat. She'll be happy to explain how and why. |
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| Who isn't a sucker for sparkly things? |
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| It's called Thinstone, and there is a new store opening soon in Dwight that will be dealing with it. Meanwhile, you can find it here. Interesting, and lovely, and ideal for the cottage or patio. |
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| How Kind! Rowanwood Farm even brought a water bucket for thirsty poodles... Taffy says 'Thanks" |
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Rowanwood also brought veggies, and an awesome crop of fresh garlic...
There were plenty of other vendors, making it a really interesting place to spend some time (and money)
We recommend you add it to your List of Things to Do in Dwight! |
I'm still surprised by the number of vendors, but then there are quite a lot more people in the area during the summer.
ReplyDeleteI'm not sure about the Whitney side of the park- I know there's one in Barry's Bay- but it occurs to me that might be the closest farmer's market for many people spending a week in Algonquin, along the corridor.