A few weekends ago we visited our son and his family in Indiana and while we were there we went to a Pioneer Heritage festival. We had a great time and I took a few photos along the way. |
This lady playing this instrument made beautiful music! |
The lady who had this booth was so sweet and I loved this area. I thought all her plants were displayed so nicely. |
Burlap bags for $2 each. Didn't have a clue what I would do with them so I didn't buy any. |
You could take a wagon ride if you so desired. We didn't, but we sure did a lot of walking. This place was quite large with tons of things to see. |
These corn fritters were really GOOD! We were going to get another one before we left , but we forgot. Sad day. ha! |
6 comments:
WAS FÜR eine schöne AUSTELLUNG..
da wäre ich auch sehr gerne gewesen,,,
habe noch einen schönen ABEND
bis bald die BIRGIT
Looks like fun!
What a fun and colorful place. Thanks for taking us along with you Sandi. Hope you find another camera like the one you loved.
Kris
Sandi, I loved all your photos. I whined around for a new camera..got this cannon rebel and truly wish I had just shut up...you have to have an extra lens to get any shots far way to look like anything. So if you loved your old camera truly try to find one just like it. You'll be glad you did...plus this cannon is too big for packing in a purse...you know we like those quick shots. Loved seeing your fair haired children. Blessings, xoxo,Susie
I miss these festivities. When my children were little, well even while they were still teens too, we would go to Apple Hill all through Fall and then in November to the mandarin festival. I really miss those days. We haven't been in a few years. I need to just go, even if it is by myself. Happy October to you. xo
OH Sandi this is my kind of festival, I love the olive wood bowls and would have had to have left with at best one - two- or three of them, I cause all my wood bowls during the fall and winter months they add so much rustic warmth. The hand caved song flutes my my, would have had to have gotten one of those just to lay about my home reminding me of music class and all of us playing along with our flutes.
This down home kinfolk feel here reminds me of all our buying trips for our Northern Calif shop..... Country in the City where rustic homemade, Amish, and hand thrown pottery fill our store and hearts with a folkart feel.
I am sure you were in Awww of what to buy, or create from all that inspired you.
See you soon and all you inspire.
Love your fall header.
Xx
Dore
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