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We had some major rain overnight, but we knew it was coming. Love to hear the rain on our roof while we are sleeping, it is so relaxing. This morning very humid to start the day. But did get a nice early morning walkabout town.
Home by 8 am and when Suzie ready we headed off to the St Jacobs Market in Waterloo. The Thursday market is nice here not crowded like on Saturday. This is the time of year to go. Especially if you want deals on fresh fruit and veggies, to make jams, sauces, freezer stuff the deals are amazing. But we only buy what we consume so sad to turn down some real bargains in fresh fruit and veggies.
Here we are St. Jacobs Marrket |
So much fresh produce here in season it is overwhelming!
cauliflower only $2;50 |
Huge cabbage $3:00 |
only $2.50 BC blueberries |
Not too crowded on a Thursday morning |
Jumpy castle for the kids |
We came for the turkey garlic sausage that we love. So lean, healthy and tasted like garlic just the way we love it ! Picked up 2 lbs..
More vendors inside and lotsa food stuffs here if you like.
Then stopped by our Pepperete guy these guide dogs were here in training just amazing to see the trainers take care of them. Actually 3 of them here learning how to handle crowds.
Now to Peddler's Village that is reopening after a fire that did some damage a month or so ago.
this busker doing well on drums, plastic pails, bottles etc. sounded pretty good |
Now back home for a light lunch and relax in the shade reading for a while then about 3 pm we having a major rain storm.
And boy did it come down!
Eventually we went inside for while, wind and rain was hitting on us. Inside read for a bit and get our pork ribs/w Sauerkraut on the Weber Q for the recipe click HERE or my recipe blog top right sidebar.
Just added our salad, cantaloupe, fresh blueberries and strawberries from the market and we had a feast.
oh so tasty |
Thanks once again for stopping on by.
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Oh, my gosh, George! That market! We love places like that; you're so lucky.
ReplyDeleteIt is one amazing market all so plentiful, fresh, good varieties and reasonable prices, just a fun day to walkabout.
DeleteNow that is a great market. The photo with all the different color peppers is delicious looking.
ReplyDeleteI would have spent a few bucks there.
It is always a wonderful market and we did buy a few things, but we are restricted to the amounts because of storage space as you know.
DeleteWish we had a nice market like that.
ReplyDeletePeople come from all over to visit it, right in the heart of farm country here.
DeleteYour dinner looked delicious!! That rain storm was something else! Love the way you two enjoy life!!
ReplyDeleteDinner was very tasty, and the rain wow 3 inches of it.
DeleteEveryday is a gift that we should all enjoy.
That market sure made my mouth water! We love listening to the patter of rain on the roof. It certainly does help you sleep.
ReplyDeleteAlways something new at this market, so much fun to visit.
DeleteWe love the rain on the roof too.
Well, that's a mouthwatering story. And a lawn watering one as well. Country markets in Ontario are excellent.
ReplyDeleteThanks Peter, the lawn needs mowing again. I agree some excellent markets here.
DeleteLooks like two great stops, especially the farmers market.
ReplyDeleteIt was a great day Larry, one that we always enjoy.
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