We passed this market on Route 7 many times before we finally took the time to stop and visit it. They have colorful displays to draw you in. And a few things are a bit weird, like this gigantic Adirondack chair!
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I don't believe that's a large chair; it's a rather small man. Love the look of the market - wonderful colours.
ReplyDeleteWonderful photos, I love to visit markets like this.. Cool shot of the chair.. Have a happy weekend!
ReplyDeleteNow that looks like an interesting market!
ReplyDeletenice place to play edith ann. :)
ReplyDeleteOh my giddy Aunt you have the biggest and best pumpkins in the world - Aussie ones are not a patch on yours - haha.
ReplyDeleteWren x
I like the wizard sculpture.
ReplyDeleteI've seen a chair of that size up this way, though the seat was lower to the ground.
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ReplyDeleteThat chair is funny. I don't know if I could even climb up there. Pretty mums!
ReplyDeleteThese markets are a delight. Thanks for the sharing! That chair reminds of the one they used on Saturday Night Live with two gals dressed as little girls.
ReplyDeleteGreat fall colors in that market. Certainly looks like fall.
ReplyDeleteWe have one of those big chairs in my town by a country restaurant. : ) Lots of people stop to have their picture taken.
Pumpkin stands are fun, I especially like the garden toad figure. I can see your miniscule selfie in the crystal ball when I enlarge it a lot.;-) The dome-shaped mums in the last photo are incredible!
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