Sunday was a very good day. It started out with a quiet morning at home, just Dale and I. And then we went to the Farmer’s Market in Carver, the town where we both work.
There were loads of vendors selling all kinds of things: flowers and vegetables and soap and hand crafts. There was even a woman spinning and I talked to her for quite a while and I think she’s going to come to the library spinning group.
We did have an ulterior motive for going to the Farmer’s Market this week, though. There was special entertainment:
Yes, indeed. Dale and the Duds at the Carver Farmer’s Market. They were wonderful and fun and even played “Book of Love” for the library staff. Way to go, guys!
After such a busy afternoon we were hungry so we headed to one of my other favorite places:
Plymouth.
We had an awesome meal of beer, lobster rolls, clam chowder and little necks:
With horseradish and cocktail sauce and lemon. Mmmm.
I hope your Sunday was equally fabulous!
It sounds terrific!
Your Sunday was perfect! I got to knit for 3 hours with no one else at home so mine was nearly perfect.
What a great way to spend a Sunday!
Sounds just perfect. Those clams look divine.
A very lovely and perfect way to spend a Sunday!
Okay…last pic~first–YUM_YUM!! What a beautiful market you have the setting is wonderful. Way to go Dale…looks like you had a fabulous weekend!
That sounds like a perfect weekend!
No, alas it was not! Only a little bit bitter!
Dale and his band have been getting a lot of gigs lately, haven’t they? That’s so great for them!
I don’t think you could have hit upon a better way to spend a Sunday.
what a perfect way to spend a sunday. Glad you had such a great time
Wow, that just looks like a fabulous time! The market in the trees looks like it was so fantastic. And I loved Plymouth when I was there.
Way cool farmer’s market.
Oh wow. We leave for Maine on Friday, and your post just pushed me over the edge with excitement!!!
Not nearly _that_ fabulous! It looks awesome!
What a fantastic day, sounds lovely!
It looks like a wonderful way to spend a Sunday!
you day was slightly better than mine but mine wasn’t horrible
My Sunday was good, but it pales in comparison!
Lovely…you can have my little necks, though. I will have doubles on the lobstah roll and clam chowdah.
I don’t think it gets much better than that, does it? Glad to hear you enjoyed your weekend!
Hmmmmmm – little neacks. Sometimes, I hate living in Minnesota!
When are Dale and the Duds going on a glamorous national tour so I can have the pleasure of seeing them live?
Glad you had such a delightful Sunday! Nice to be a band groupie and get a song dedicated to you. I dedicated my Sunday to struggling with the sock machine, but made great progress and can take next Sunday off, LOL. Love the view at Plymouth and the meal too.
How fab!
Now I’m jealous and hungry. ;^)
I love that you start your food list with beer.
What a lovely Sunday!
You know I’ve eaten oysters exactly as you describe and love em but never ate a clam the same way. In truth, looking at em kinda skeeved me, weird right?
Gimme the chowdah and a lobster roll please 🙂
Sunday was a great day all around if I do say so myself ;o)
Oooh, those clams look yummy — so does the whole day, in fact. We spent the weekend in Maine, where apparently it was much cooler.
Unfortunately my weekend was not equally fabulous, but I’m glad you had a great time. The meal looks delicious. Can’t get much more New England than that!
Your Sunday sounds wonderful (all except the little necks – yuck)! I take it the storms didn’t hit you; we got hit in the afternoon with some pretty severe thunder and lightening storms.
mmm. Littlenecks.
Yum for food and fun! Great day.
Sounds like a wonderful day!!
You’re killin’ me here. Snapdragons! Lobster rolls! Dale and the Duds!
My Sunday? More like just the duds. 🙁
Yep, that beats my Sunday, hands down. 😉
Very exciting that you discovered a new spinner in the wild! 🙂
Sounds like my kind of day!! I’m glad you and Dale had a fun Sunday!
Ohhhhhmmmmmm…..!! Carole, there is nothing better than clam chowder. Nothing. Thanks for the fun overview of your Sunday! The market sounds so wonderful. 🙂
that farmer’s market looks divine – seriously, like something out of a dream.
i’m SO jealous of your seaside lunch!! i love seafood and here we are in ohio. um, no seafood here that you’d want to eat (pout)
…and then we had taco bell! =)
what a lovely day 🙂