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The Market Closes

Posted on November 29, 2009 by Marion

Nancy is out of onions. Her stall is full of winter fare; persimmons, pears and apples, leeks and shallots. Brock of Black Sheep Farms didn’t even show up, and neither did Laguna Farms, which is perfect proof that it’s the … Continue reading →

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Coffee and Conversation: Run Around Brew

Posted on October 27, 2009 by Marion

The easiest place to find Neil and Lorraine’s Run Around Brew is at the Sebastopol Farmers Market, although you’ll find them at the Human Race every May, sometimes at the Gravenstein Apple Fair, and on local at TV and movie … Continue reading →

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The Autumn Market

Posted on October 5, 2009 by Marion

The farmers’ market is in full autumn mode. Tomatoes, while still abundant, are beginning to phase out. Squash, pumpkins and beans are in, and potatoes! Yukon Golds, rose potatoes, all kinds of varieties I hadn’t heard of before, all delicious. … Continue reading →

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El Sol

Posted on November 4, 2008 by Marion

            I got this fiery, geometric woven wall-hanging at the Sebastopol farmers’ market Sunday.  The  booth is called “Sacred Land.”  I hadn’t seen Sacred Land before; maybe I just missed it since I have such a predictable routine at the … Continue reading →

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