A Dozen Doors in India |
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2. A Box full of stuff, Including Used Wine Corks
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3. Bongs and other Unique Glassware
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4. A Dancing Hula Pig - Because Who Doesn't Need One
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5. Somewhere to Hang Your Shirts
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6. Pine Needle Trivets. Every Home Should have one or more.
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7. A Likeness of Someone's Grandma
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8. A Diploma from the Oregon Board of Pharmacy
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9. A Belt Buckle Bench - OUCH!
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10. A Box Full of Chucky-Type Dolls - For those Chucky Fans
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11. A Clown and his Pet
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12. Electrical Hazards
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13. Batman Unloading some of his stuff
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14. A Frog Fan - Green and Cool
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15. A Boy Mannequin
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Bonus - More Treasures Someone Should have Bought
By Karla Locke
Author of The Blood Stone Queen and other ebooks, Freelance Writer for Stories from the Front Porch and other publications. Karla shares her passion of the arts and artists, photography, writing, small businesses, and people who live, work, and play with passion.
5 Reasons to visit the Anacortes Farmers Market
Farmer markets are all the rage, and they should be. They provide a great place to buy local and healthy food, they are a great place to gather, and they bring a community together.
1. The Farmers
Local Farmers bring the best of their crops to the Anacortes Farmers Market each Saturday from May to October. Fresh, delicious, and a bounty full of goodness.
2. The Veggies and Fruit
You will find just about everything you need at the Anacortes Farmers Market. A diverse variety of healthy options.
3. The Location
The Anacortes Farmers Market is located at the historic Anacortes Depot Arts & Community Center. You will find the Depot at 611 R Ave, just two blocks from Commercial Ave in the lovely historical downtown Anacortes, and two blocks from Cap Sante Marina, a boater's haven.
A little about the Depot
DEPOT: The “new” Great Northern Depot was built in 1911 at Seventh Street on R Avenue, more than 20 years after Seattle and Northern Railroad Company ran the first passenger train to Anacortes on August 5, 1890.
A little about the Depot
DEPOT: The “new” Great Northern Depot was built in 1911 at Seventh Street on R Avenue, more than 20 years after Seattle and Northern Railroad Company ran the first passenger train to Anacortes on August 5, 1890.
4. Food Vendors
Hungry? There is usually a nice variety of food vendors and great bakeries at the Anacortes Farmers Market. Get some lunch, sit down in the Depot Plaza, and enjoy the music while you fuel up from shopping.
5. The Volunteers
This well-run farmers market is comprised of some of the best volunteers around. It is their support, which has made this one of the best farmer markets in the state.
By Karla Locke
Author of The Blood Stone Queen and other ebooks, Freelance Writer for Stories from the Front Porch and other publications. Karla shares her passion of the arts and artists, photography, writing, small businesses, and people who live, work, and play with passion.
Author of The Blood Stone Queen and other ebooks, Freelance Writer for Stories from the Front Porch and other publications. Karla shares her passion of the arts and artists, photography, writing, small businesses, and people who live, work, and play with passion.
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