Autumn celebrated at second annual Fall Into Milton
Lisa Held of Hillside Flowers poses for a photo with fresh autumn flowers. BY NICK ROTH
Decorated pumpkins helped create the feel of fall in Milton. BY NICK ROTH
Gina Wilson decorates pumpkins as a hobby. BY NICK ROTH
Fall decorations were to be found everywhere at the Fall Into Milton event. BY NICK ROTH
Fall Into Milton co-organizer Kathryn Greig pulled double duty, working the Antiques in Milton and Milton Garden Club tents. BY NICK ROTH
Linda Pfeiffer makes and sells flower sack pillows. BY NICK ROTH
Milton Councilman John Booros and Councilwoman Marion Jones sold baked goods for the economic development committee. BY NICK ROTHOctober 22, 2012
Lisa Held of Hillside Flowers poses for a photo with fresh autumn flowers. BY NICK ROTH
Decorated pumpkins helped create the feel of fall in Milton. BY NICK ROTH
Gina Wilson decorates pumpkins as a hobby. BY NICK ROTH
Fall decorations were to be found everywhere at the Fall Into Milton event. BY NICK ROTH
Fall Into Milton co-organizer Kathryn Greig pulled double duty, working the Antiques in Milton and Milton Garden Club tents. BY NICK ROTH
Linda Pfeiffer makes and sells flower sack pillows. BY NICK ROTH
Milton Councilman John Booros and Councilwoman Marion Jones sold baked goods for the economic development committee. BY NICK ROTH
All things autumn were celebrated at the second annual Fall Into Milton event Oct. 20 at the corner of Union and Magnolia streets. The fall festival featured several local businesses selling fall produce, flowers, pumpkins, crafts, jewelry, antiques and food. The event also offered children's activities and rides on the Milton Clipper Express in Memorial Park.
Lisa Held of Hillside Flowers poses for a photo with fresh autumn flowers. BY NICK ROTH
Decorated pumpkins helped create the feel of fall in Milton. BY NICK ROTH
Gina Wilson decorates pumpkins as a hobby. BY NICK ROTH
Fall decorations were to be found everywhere at the Fall Into Milton event. BY NICK ROTH
Fall Into Milton co-organizer Kathryn Greig pulled double duty, working the Antiques in Milton and Milton Garden Club tents. BY NICK ROTH
Linda Pfeiffer makes and sells flower sack pillows. BY NICK ROTH
Milton Councilman John Booros and Councilwoman Marion Jones sold baked goods for the economic development committee. BY NICK ROTHEvent Details :
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