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Milton Farmers Market says goodbye for the season
Pears and apples from Stag Run Farm’s classic trees. DENY HOWETH PHOTOS
October 19, 2017
Vendors brought the last of their tomatoes, apples and pumpkins for the final hurrah at Milton Farmers Market Oktoberfest celebration.
Dan Kline from Abbott’s Grill fixes a pulled pork sandwich.
The Baywater Farms squash crop was plentiful.
Apples are the fruit of the season.
Stag Run Farm offers flavorful honey.
Dogfish Head was pouring Pumpkin Ale beers.
Tom Kelly wore his Beerman shirt for the occasion.
The unusual fall temperatures had market patrons feeling like summer was still here.
Backyard Jams and Jellies seasonal offerings.
Root vegetables and cabbage were plentiful.
Tall Oak Trading Company was on hand with cutting boards.
T.S. Smith’s Mike Sanders offers a taste of an apple.
Gelato girls Sophia, left, and Kayla Belfont enjoy their kids version of Blotto Gelato.
Alaska WIld’s Kaila Clucas counts a salmon order.
Market attendees are dining and enjoying the music.
Homemade cakes and pies are popular.
The weather called for shorts even though the theme was getting ready for winter with the fall harvest.
Breakfast radishes are beautifully displayed.
Milton Farmers Market concluded its season with a final Oktoberfest celebration Oct. 6 with live music by Charlie and the Cool Tones. Fall vegetables were on display with seasonal fruit.
