Each vendor had a tent, where they sold little plates of food for $2 - $3 each. We like to take this opportunity to try things we wouldn't normally make at home. This was one of our favorite vendors of the day. Carribean food. Delicious! It was a popular tent, lots of people waiting on lines. We ordered the curry oxtail over seasoned rice and a beef patty. Spicy and so good!
At the fair were two buildings, one with antiques, and one building with local businesses giving away goodie bags. We likey goodie bags!
We liked the antiques but everything was so expensive. I couldn't afford anything in there. But nice to look at and get ideas from.
They had nice decoration too. Hardy mums and decorative cabbage. Love this fall look!
We spent the entire weekend in upstate NY. More photos to come!
Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThe food possibilities have me drooling now!
How nice to be able to enjoy touristy things for a weekend! I too, am always shocked by the prices at some of the antique places, but it's nice to look anyways!
ReplyDeleteThose food fairs are so much fun, Yum !
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Meems, so glad you received the seeds. I was so slow in getting those to you. The post office tends to close before I decide to leave work. The festival looks like a great time. I love the food festivals for the same reason as you, getting to try something I usually do not make at home or cannot purchase around my hometown.
ReplyDeleteWhat fun.I love fairs.
ReplyDeleteI got a jar of wonderful jam in New Paltz last year, autumn olive - it's a local fruit that I'd never heard of. I love the area. Never heard about the festival. Will have to put it on my calendar for next year. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI found some wonderful autumn olive jam in New Paltz last year (it's a local fruit I'd never heard of. Also never heard of this festival, but I'll put it on my calendar for next year...Thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteOur blueberry bushes (dry twigs now) were in big pots. They died when the first 90 degree days began in June I guess. Just burned right up. It was very sad...
ReplyDeleteThat sounds like a lot of fun. Especially the food tasting.
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