Another day, another market report.

We had a great day at the Charleston Farmer's Market on Saturday. The weather was cool and there was a slight breeze. The crowd was a little sparse early in the morning but when it began to heat up a bit, people came out in herds. Here are some photo's I took:

This is a picture of a painting of a picture of the friendship fountain in downtown Charleston. I thought that was kind of a cool concept.

This is the church at the end of the market. I still don't know the name of it but I like the steeple.

One of my friends there at the market makes and sells baked goods. These pastries are out of this world.

If you have ever been to Charelston then you know about sweetgrass baskets. There is a lot of work that goes into making them so they tend to be kind of pricey. This lamp is very unique and at a price of $475.00, I think I will pass on it.

It stayed cloudy all day but check out this crowd. The Mayor of Charleston even came down and had breakfast.

This display is from a local artist. That is all I know but I do like his work.

I thought these were really cool. They are made with cement which is covered with a bronze paint. They look and feel like solid bronze though.

Now this is my kind of art. I like the fish plate. How about you?

I like these custom stepping stones too but I don't have anyplace to put them.

Carolina peaches anyone?

Everyone hates this donut guy. They smell so good you can't help but eat them. They really don't hate him, they hate the fact that they can't say no.

Here are some fresh jams and jellies.

This is our neighbor Celeste. She sells free range eggs, fresh milk and great veggies.

And finally we have the Swamp Art guy. I do need to learn all the names but I have trouble with them. These are hand blown glass bowls. I wouldn't let the kids touch though. Some go for as high as $700.00.

Well I hope you enjoyed the market today. I will continue to post pictures from there but not as many next time....I promise.

Have a great day,

Greg