Happy weekend, friends! Today, we attended The Annual Hay Creek Apple Festival at Joanna Furnace with my sister Aurora Skye and her hubby. This is my absolute favorite event of the entire year!
Not only does it provide a great feeling of the Fall season, but it has an awesome flea market filled with dozens of handmade crafts and antique collectors items! The food is always great with a variety of homemade soups, apple pies, apple dumplings, apple fritters, decorative cakes, just to name a few.
Some pics from the festival ...
A running miniature antique Lionel train set ...
The center stage decorated for Fall activities! ...
We took home two quarts of yummy homemade PA Dutch Chicken Pot Pie (I added a little left-over corn from tonight's dinner) ...
Also, this past Wednesday we were given medium-sized pumpkins from work to decorate so I placed them in front of the house ...
One of the items I picked up at the festival was a wooden black cat. So I decided to add it to my pumpkins!
Tomorrow, I plan to take my mom out to "Murdough's Christmas Barn".
The Fall festival looks like fun, but they shouldn't have Christmas stuff all over the place. One holiday at a time! I love your front porch display. The black cat is just purrfect. 🎃🐈⬛
ReplyDeleteThanks, CJ! Actually, this particular event is ONLY once a year and only one day so people look forward to cool holiday items both new and old/antique so there is always merchandise which includes both Halloween and Christmas!
DeleteAlso, "Murdough;s Christmas Barn" is open ALL year long and they do quite a business - mainly because of all the available collectible items you can purchase there.
Have a great rest of the weekend!
There's nothing better than a fall festival - it's the most satisfying time of the year. I love the two orange cat pails (buckets).....and your chicken dinner looks great!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Jon! And I could not agree with you more about this time of the year!!
DeleteLovely photographs from the festival.
ReplyDeleteHappy Autumn (fall) wishes.
All the best Jan