Sunday, September 22, 2013

Maine Common Ground Country Fair


 The Maine Organic Farmers & Gardeners Association's Common Ground Country Fair. I visually feast on the colors at the Farmers' Market! The green herb above: Sweet Annie. The second you enter the gate you smell it, aaaaaahhhhh. The gardener tells me, that it's an established tradition at the Fair...


 Amazingly slow bumper to bumper cars going in & out. I wasn't sure it was worth it, though the scenery was beautiful. 
But it IS worth it to celebrate the artistry, creativity, health & natural beauty of rural America!! So many visitors means that there are a lot of people who love nature & a gentle, homemade side of American culture. 
Happy Autumn!

8 comments:

  1. your sketch was just beautiful! as are the photos with full autumn glory. :)

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  2. Beautiful post in every way! glad you hung in there through the traffic!

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  3. Beautiful sketch at top . . . and great, colorful pics of the bounty. xx

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  4. Beautiful!! Your sketch and the photos... We just got a new organic farmers market on our island and the response has been overwhelmingly positive. It was just what we had been needing!! xoxo Silke

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  5. Love your sketch! I wish I could learn the knack of simplifying, as you have. I really enjoy your style - thanks for sharing. :)

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  6. to answer your question, no i do not understand polish. i run any foreign language thru google translate. :)

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  7. Love markets ..and your watercolor..
    The carvings are gorgeous..large and mini:-)

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  8. Amazed at the line of cars headed toward the Organic Country Fair. I, like you, don't know if I would have the patience to wait in traffic. But, your photos confirm how it is truly a worthwhile event. Sweet Annie is a favorite of mine. Really the whole herbal cornucopia intrigues me. Looks like you are enjoying the area surrounding your new home. -- barbara

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