All
things harvest could be found here, from pumpkins...
...to
dried flower arrangements.
Beautiful
hydrangeas were but one of the many choices!
These
gorgeous bowls were constructed from wood salvaged from the devastation
of Hurricane Katrina.
Hand-painted
totem poles were varied in size and motif, from Santa to wildlife!
This
beautiful wolf was on site helping to promote public awareness of
the need for conservation and preservation.
Of
course the Cranberry was the star! Many homemade items were here for
tasting and sale, including breads, muffins and even cranberry pie!
Cranberry
jams, jellies, chutneys, salsas and more were offered by many vendors
- they even came from Cape Cod to this huge event!
The
food court offered everything from crab cakes to southwestern wraps.
The crowd here was huge but friendly and patient in waiting for a
table.
Great
music was performed all day long by Jersey
Bound, a great Southern Rock cover band. They kept everyone's
toes tapping!
Sweetwater
General Store had a large exhibit right along Route 563, where they
sold many homemade specialties, including the delicious Horseradish
Cheese Spread!
Valenzano
Winery provided non-stop tastings of their delicious wines - of course
the red and white cranberry wines were the bit hits!
A
display of old post office boxes.
A
cranberry wreath being created by a local craftsman.
On
Buzby's Chatsworth General Store front porch was Niki Gibersen, a
talented basketweaver and maker of homemade jams,
all of which are available at Buzby's.
The
back porch of Buzby's General Store, with the setting sun shining
on the changing leaves.
