Harvest Time

Posted on 2019-10-03 by Olga

In Sudbury, weekly farmer’s markets display locally-grown food, wild blueberries, hand-crafted items, homemade baked goods and preserves, and sometimes live music. Always fun to experience the community vibe and take some photographs.

Love the look of wooden, bushel baskets that bring back childhood memories.

These unusual, textured gourds caught my eye.

A bit of a humorous touch with the hat on a pumpkin and the 714 pound, prize pumpkin stealing the show.

Just had to get a macro of this chanterelle mushroom.

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Frank’s theme: (Farmer’s Market) Groceries https://dutchgoesthephoto.net/2019/10/01/tuesday-photo-challenge-groceries/

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About Olga

I have always had an affinity for artistic endeavors and the beauties of nature. The power of the word combined with photography have become my creative spark.
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19 Responses to Harvest Time

  1. Elaine says:
    2019-10-03 at 4:36 pm

    Brilliant photographs, plus amazing clouds ☁️

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  3. sgeoil says:
    2019-10-03 at 8:17 pm

    Wonderful, love the shot of the chanterelle. You really capture the texture!

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  4. memadtwo says:
    2019-10-03 at 8:25 pm

    Delicious! (K)

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  5. Denis1950 says:
    2019-10-06 at 6:14 am

    Beautiful photos Olga. That looks a lot more interesting than our local farmers market.

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  6. awisewomansjourney says:
    2019-10-07 at 3:49 pm

    Oh these look luscious Olga! I love Farmer’s Markets! 😀 ❤

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  7. indianeskitchen says:
    2019-10-08 at 1:01 am

    Oh how I love harvest time!

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  8. Arati says:
    2019-10-09 at 3:42 pm

    I enjoy seeing these images of your farmers’ market. I love going to the farmers’ markets in this area. The aliveness they contain and the connection to earth through the farmers. the experience of being there feels uplifting. I love the common thread that these markets bring us. That they have been around in varying forms forever, and take place all over the world. Farmers bringing their goods directly to people. Such a deep sense of connection, continuity and hope.

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