It has become my Sunday ritual to head over to the Coventry Farmer's Market at the Nathan Hale Homestead in
Coventry, Connecticut. It can't be beat for fresh produce, baked goods, farm grown herbs and flowers - not to mention culinary delights. On a recent gorgeous Sunday afternoon, Robin, (aka Bird-in-the-Hand) and I headed over to the market, only to find it overrun with dogs! Apparently, the market was celebrating our canine friends on this particular day and there were a multitude of doggy themed items to be had. Our favorite! - the dog collars designed and made by Heather Bruggeman of Beauty That Moves. They were so gorgeous in fact that Robin had trouble choosing which one to purchase as a gift for her neighbor's dog Boddington. She ended up choosing the third from the left - the one I liked, as I'm a pushy friend ;-) Either way, I am sure Boddington is quite pleased!
Heather at the Market
Gorgeous fabrics everywhere!
Fellow Market Artiste Winter Caplanson of Sleepy Moon Soaps
Gorgeous organic dyes used at Too...Cute Fiber Farm
There are many reasons to come to the market:
Robin comes for the flowers...
My girls love the Italian ice...
The husband has a Keifer's Kettle Korn addiction...
And me...I'll be found at the Howard Valley Fudge Company!
Another day at the Coventry Farmer's Market!
21 comments:
Such fun, we need to go again soon as my flowers are long gone and I'm craving some of that fudge...
What is this "Dog Days" you speak of? I was not aware of this. I love my stylish new collar but am dismayed to find that I was not invited to personally attend. Don't let it happen again!
aaaaahhhhh! fudge! fudge! fudge! I love fudge.
fabulous pics. the soaps look so lovely. The flowers, colorful and happy.
YUM!!! Ya got me on the fudge!
I want to come!!!! I love it! Screaming Meme
What a diverse farmer's market you have! Looks like a lot of fun, too.
I'm hosting a "Farmer's Market Report" Mr. Linky. I'd be thrilled if you'd come by and check it out! Perhaps you'd like to submit this post? Here's the link: http://toeverymeal.blogspot.com/2008/08/farmers-market-report-aug-16th.html
Oh you're so lucky to have a farmers market as lovely and diverse as that one! Nothing like that here in Utah. Great pictures as well by the way!
HOW WONDERFUL! It looks lovely! lovely! Our farmer market is not quaint and lovely like yours... I want to go to yours NOW!
Have a great weekend... jealous in California... Fifi
Pretty post Marie Louise, and pretty people :) Dog collars have come a long way and the goat’s milk soap, love the colours. The fibers from Cute Fiber Farm are gorgeous, I agree! The flowers look perfect, I bet they smelled good. As for the Italian ice, Kettle Korn and fudge...our National Fair is right around the corner and we can't wait! :D
I'll just take a tub of that fudge, it looks so yummy.....
Gill from Canada
So many more good reasons to come to Ct next summer!
Looks like an absolutely fantastic market.
Go for the chocolate!
YUM YUM! I love italian ice - wish they had more here! And fudge - ohh yes!
That looks like a good way to spend a Sunday! The soaps look fabulous. Kettle corn and fudge..yum!
oh i just love these farmer markets, ours in holland are not the same. and i'll ask my father in law if he likes to visit america. he was also offered to come to swiss (will he be going international?)
It all looks so wonderful! But the fudge? Yeah, that would be my choice too.
nice market
now excuse me as I dive into your tub of fudge.
to market to market, jiggety jig...
what a fun adventure... love your faithful companion. send me photos to capture in a pve design illustration... i too have been going to the dogs.
Thanks for submitting to the Farmer's Market Report! I'll have the next one up this Saturday, August 23rd around 10:00AM.
Your farmer's market looks so beautiful! I think the NorthEast has got to be one of the prettiest places on earth in the summer.
I love that Boddington has now made appearances on two blogs in addition to his family's blog, and I love that he commented on this one. Boddington is very clever and, apparently, when we're not home, he grows thumbs, refines his motor skills, and exhibits a well-developed use of the English language rarely seen in the goldendoodle.
He also looks *very* handsome in his collar.
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