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Saturday, September 11, 2010

Let's Keep it Local...

First and foremost, our hearts go out to all those affected by the terrorist attacks 9 years ago today. God Bless America!!




Today 2Bit took a 'lil trip to the downtown farmer's market located at the pavilion. We were on a quest to find the finest (and most local, of course) produce. And found produce we did, as well as the inspiration to experience all that is our beloved Lexington. Having lived here for years now, 2Bit realized that there is so much to this city we haven't seen or appreciated. So be prepared for many posts to come, displaying all the Lexington staples, both obscure and well known.

(Stay tuned for the recipe, Chicken & Toasted Barley Salad, we made from our finds!!!)

Firstly, the farmer's market....

  
Under the pavilion where the market starts..The rain and the vicious rumor circulating that the market has ended with summer made the crowds sparse. However the true rumor says the market will be open year round, and on December 1st moving to the Victorian Square for the winter.


  
The combination of the bright produce and colorful baskets drew 2Bit in, like moths to the flame.


  
                           Nothin like fresh basil. And below,  the most beautiful Striped eggplant. 


     
In an effort not to be so VAMP, 2Bit kept to dear garlic.... Beware Twilight...


These flowers had velvet growing on them. 2Bit found out that they are actually where velvet comes from... Who knew???....j/k... or are we??


2Bit got a good chuckle watching this hooligan ride through the fountain on his bike, only to crash into a nearby bench, sending his sunglasses flying into the air...muwaahahaha. (2Bit's so naughty sometimes)

The Amish market on the corner of Main and Ashland. Ground Dijon mustard they did not have, but Beer cheese they did. And the biggest supporter of beer cheese you shall find... and suspenders he is wearing.

1 comment:

  1. I love those flowers (Celosia)! They are amazingly soft like velvet. They're also known as Cockscomb or Brain flowers because of the shape- HAHAHA. When did they build that Pavilion? Enjoy reading your blog- will try making that chili sometime soon!! Sounds delish :)

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