Wednesday, September 13, 2023

Vermont Farm Market #WordlessWednesday

A visit September 2 to Clear Brook Farm in Shaftsbury, Vermont.

Shaftsbury was once the home of poet Robert Frost and artist/illustrator Norman Rockwell lived in nearby Arlington, Vermont from 1939 to 1953.

Let's enjoy a look at Clear Brook's colorful produce.

Peppers.


 Potatoes - I've never seen any looking quite like this.

Green and yellow beans, picked with love. 

More peppers.

Not pictured was the organic corn on the cob we bought - it was so good.  We also bought an heirloom small watermelon.

Joining Sandee at Comedy Plus for her #WordlessWednesday.

16 comments:

  1. Oh I want to go there. Beautiful.

    Thank you for joining the Wordless Wednesday Blog Hop.

    Have a fabulous Wordless Wednesday. ♥

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  2. All the colors makes one want to make a giant salad!

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  3. I love this atmosphere in the Autumn.
    Till there are people who are able to farm, it's good!
    I hope will be more!
    Happy WW and a fine week! ❤️😘

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  4. Love farmer's markets, especially this time of year!

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  5. I love markets like that food glorious food heheh! :-)

    Have a colourfultastic week 👍

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  6. I love it when the food IS the display! So colourful and amazing! And now I'm hungry...

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  7. Fresh garden veggies are so good this time of year.

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  8. We have a place out here by me on my way to the doctors... it's huge!!! They have a farm & they sell produce, but they also sell trees they grow.. Love it..

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  9. Look like they have quite a few yummy veggies.
    Coffee is on, and stay safe.

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