I know I tell you all the time that I’m going to the farmer’s market, but I don’t often share pictures. Tonight, I thought I’d share a few. We’ll start with my stall.
SOOC jams: strawberry, tomato preserves, peach, cranberry pepper jelly, red raspberry and plum
soaps, note cards and my first novel, Consent
Some people. I take pictures for the market’s Facebook page, and I try to always get some fun pictures of people.
I think the prednisone had me totally distracted and out of it, but I did take a couple of other pictures just because.
Finally, our market is quite close to a very busy train tracks.
I could do without the blaring trains. Otherwise, I love the market!
I’m sharing this with Song-ography, for Queen’s I Want to Break Free, which might not makes sense at first. However, the things I’ve shared in this post are the things I want to break free from the constraints of my off-farm job to do. I love farming and making products for sale. I love photographing things (obviously need to work on my street photography) and my writing is also included here. This is what I want to be free to do.
I’m also linking to SOOC Sunday and Weekly Top Shot.
Teresa
Eden Hills 
i like the birds on the roof of the grainery – or feed mill or whatever.
Thanks. 🙂
And, one day you shall be free. Love the photos. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks, Joani. I do hope so. 🙂
Nice — I envy you the small town—- looks very rural—- I love the city but would enjoy this on a vacation– its such a hustle and bustle here
I do love my country/small town world! Glad you stopped by.
Looks a gorgeous day at the market
Thanks. It was warm but pretty nice.
I enjoyed the visit to your market via your blog. Great captures on the children and the senior couple.
Thanks. It’s always fun to see the wide range of visitors to the market.
I enjoy going to farmers’ markets…your jellies and jams would be finding their way home with me, I’m sure. And your soaps, too!
Thanks, Alicia. It is fun.
I hope you get to live your dream soon. Great shots, and good luck with the sale of your book!
Thanks! I am living my dream, but it’s interrupted by work. 🙂
I relate to that feeling! I have a 9-5 that pays bills…but it’s something I often wish to be freed from…more creating and photography time would be paradise!!
It would be! Hope you can make it a reality.
I love these farmer’s markets! Such a fun walk through.
Thanks, Kim. It’s a great small town to participate in the market.
Oh, I can so relate! I would love to have more time to be creative, but for now I must work (though I do love my job). Your jams look amazingly delicious. And I love the old barn photos.
It was a lot easier when I liked my job. Sadly, the job has changed through the years, and I’d much prefer not to be doing it now. Thanks for stopping by.
I do so love a market, we don’t have enough of them round here
mollyxxx
There’s actually quite a few in my area, but most aren’t very big.
I thought of you yesterday, when my daughter gave me a bar of goats’ mile soap and it filled the room with the loveliest fragrance. Now you’ve talked about ‘breaking free’ and you are singing my song. I’m struggling with a decision that must soon be made, whether or not to retire early. There are big and important pros and cons on each side. Hang in there!
It really is a tough decision. The work you do is important, but I know how much it takes its toll. Blessings in whatever you decide.
i have broken free from the 9-5, and i LOVE it!! free to do what ever i want and life just does not get any better!!
my favorite……the cute couple, holding hands!!
So happy for you! (and really jealous too) 🙂
I like the shot of e couple walking holding hands too cute.
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Thanks. They are there every week and always hold hands. 🙂
Your stall looks so full of good things it’s got to be a hit. Your people photos are wonderful – so much fun and joy expressed in the first one and love and devotion in the second. Love the barn and flag shots too.
Thanks, Pat. In my rural area, I don’t have many opportunities for street photography.
It made perfect sense. All your products sound wonderful. I liked your photos very much. Especially the one with the birds on the building.
Thanks, Ida!
thanks for sharing a piece of your life. love the picture & texture of the flag.
At least you know where you want to go … a place that spells “peace” for you! As long as it’s planted in your mind, you’ll get there and all the restraints will be gone! Love the shot of the three boys!
Thank you for such kind words of encouragement. 🙂
If one wants to break free, it’s always good to know which direction you want to head to. You obviously do. That’s a good thing :). Thanks for linking up to Song-ography.
Thanks, Kathy. This really is a very fun meme!
Your jams and preserves are lovely! 🙂
We have a train track that runs right through the middle of our small town too. It is REALLY annoying if you happen to be outside a business when they come through blaring their horn.
These tracks are really busy!