Tons and tons of apples everywhere. I bought a honey crisp apple that weighed almost a pound.

Again with the beautiful gourds and pumpkins. Here's a great idea for a fall table from my friend Eddie Ross, who works for Martha Stewart.

I was never a big fan of dahlias, until I started photographing them.


We were talking to one of the farmers about the spiral broccoli and the yellow cauliflower and she told us that they were both old varities.

2 comments:
That picture of the purple-edged dahlia is gorgeous -- beautiful light.
I think I've just given up on the I-83 Farmer's Market. I can never get my butt out of bed early enough on a Sunday morning :(
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