Country Living Fair Part Deux

Can you imagine how much I liked this when I saw it? I almost rolled in it.


I will definitely be traveling here next year.


This is a juried show so only the finest artisans are accepted.


That Headless Horseman sculpture is made from metal and copper and costs 1800.00. She had wonderful things.


There was lots of good food and I thought this booth was so cute.


Lots of Santas and Christmas items were on display.


Fabric pumpkins.


Bark pumpkins.


This woman makes cake stands and compotes by gluing old glass candlesticks and plates together. This is a great way to use thrift store items or to recycle any old pieces you have at home.


I love this cart.


Hot fudge sauce and repro Halloween items. Great combo!


A wall made from dried gourds.


Gothic architecture......my favorite.


How cute is this lemonade stand. Couldn't you just squeeze it. Sorry, bad joke.


This is my market cart. It drew quite a lot of attention at the fair. Women flocked to it asking me where I got it.


After the fair we headed to Columbus's North Market for something to eat and a bit of shopping.


This market is small but has a wonderful assortment of things.



See those stools straight ahead on the right. We are about to plop down on them and....

eat the best Pho I have ever had. The man that makes this marvel uses the freshest ingredients. The Thai Basil is almost jumping out of the bowl. YUM!!!


Here are some of the things I bought at the fair. These are some of the nicest "new" witch decorations I have come across in quite a while.


She looks remarkably like the Salem Witch. Very nice detail!


I picked up a couple new brooms. This one has a natural handle.


And this one has a black handle. Hey, the holidays are coming and I needed some new wheels!


I added to my redware collection. This is redware pottery by Cazan.


She had so many to choose from it was hard to make a decision.


Of course, it was easy to decide to buy the black cat.


I grabbed this cute little Halloween pillow.


My son and I spotted this sign at the same time and knew we had to buy it.

Hope you enjoyed the fair! Tomorrow I will show you what I did with the new redware.


*Halloween memories: We always had a gallon jug of apple cider sitting just outside the kitchen door during the fall. The cool weather kept it at just the right temperature. At least that worked for a while because I also remember spitting out apple cider that had turned to hard cider!