My oven and my cooktop broke. I am sitting here writing this post as the repair person is trying to get me up and running again. I think I cooked them to death. This is the last of the fair pics and tomorrow I will show you what I bought.
Click for a closer look at these intricately decorated gourds.
Chillin' under the apple tree.
Shabby chic primitives.
JOL's under a table.
Somehow I managed not to buy another broom.
I bought something from this booth.
We left in a little over an hour. I don't have the patience to spend more time at these things.
This is why early bird tickets are a must. The cars to get in where lined up for miles on the highway.
On the way home we found a pumpkin farm and stopped to visit.
They were getting ready for their pumpkin festival and were just about to put out a lot more.
They created a corn maze through the corn field.
It was actually a bit creepy.
We did not venture too far into it.
We saw lots of these machines on our drive.
They are used to make these.
It was a wonderful Fall day.
Comments
I'm sorry about your cooktop. I hope it gets fixed quickly.
Those gourds are just fantastic! Gourd, pumpkins and corn is something we don't have to much of over here, but I actually pass two corn fields on my way to work now days so I guess it will be more common here too.
I like those weather vanes too. I have a friend that found a vulture looking one some years ago, I've tried to find something similar but so far I've been unlucky.
Have a great day!
Christer.
I've never been to Country Living Fair, but it is one thing I'd like to do. They are just never very near to me.
Joyce, I love those weathervanes. Did you manage to get one of their cards, or know their name? I bet they have a web site.
Makes me feel so good to see all the fall colors, and your house looks fabulous
xx
julie
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