Saturday Market & a visit from the "neigh"bors!

Today was the third Saturday Market of this summer.  We had guests here so Leann waited until after we served breakfast to go down there with our "treasures."  Everyone--vendors and customers--was pretty enthusiastic today because the sun was shining and they didn't have to wear their winter clothes to stay warm!  In fact, there was this weird mix of a warm blast of moist, humid air from the south one minute, and a cold Lake "breeze" from the north the next.  But overall, much warmer that the last two Saturdays!

The selection of produce is getting larger every week.  Rhubarb and lettuce has expanded to varieties of radishes, beets, kohlrabi, and onions.  What will next week bring?

A plethora of hens & chicks, next to the artwork and fresh eggs.

Little "hobbits" made from items from nature and lots of hand-made rugs

 Some of our "treasures" - most will be added to the Historical Society's Flea Market nest weekend.

 Right next to the pavilion a 4-H group was doing a freewill donation carwash.

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This afternoon I checked the SD card from our wildlife camera, currently pointed at our front garden,  and this is what I found:

The "neigh"bors stopped by for a look at the garden.  They must have just been passing through, because they left no sign they were there--not even a deposit we could have used to amend the soil!

6:27am...I guess I need to get up earlier to greet our guests!