Newnan Market Days

 

 

 

 


Downtown Newnan sprung to life today with spring activities across the city!

Market Days returned to the square with artists, fundraisers, farmers, beekeepers and a new vendor turning out bags of hot, delicious mini-doughnuts with the aid of an impressive automated machine . . . gently turning those delicate puffs of golden goodness. . .I'm sorry, I drifted off!

Market Days is a chance to catch up with old friends, neighbors and meet new neighbors! I always enjoy the variety of goods and was relieved to see some of our favorites making their way back; Wally and Lynn Bachelor with their fragrant local honey and delicate spun honey- a must-have for proper Southern biscuits. (As a child I love to mix spun honey and butter for biscuits!)

I even took in a estate sell out of Smokey Road and scored heavily! When it comes to a great estate sale you must trust the force within and if you think you should've stopped. . . you probably should've. I scored two delicate decanters for the new batch of Limoncello and a brand new industrial food mill-perfect for sausage-making and fruit!

All in all, not a bad day!

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Home At Last said…
It is-everywhere?!!! And dogwoods too.

I have bronchitis and allergies going full tilt!

But the food mill score was worth it. I love making sausage!
April 4, 2009 at 6:09 PM
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