My PersonaliTea – Ottawa Valley
“It's not the destination, It's the journey.” – Ralph Waldo Emerson
Our second weekend in September was an ambitious weekend for farmers market. The plan was to visit the Cornwall Kinsmen Farmers Market and then on the way home, we stop by the Williamsburg Country Market. We made it to the Cornwall Kinsmen Farmers Market with an hour and a half to spare. This market was […]
Continue ReadingRecently I learned about the Ottawa Street Markets and how it’s made up of a group of four farmers markets in four different areas of the city, Alta Vista, Elgin Street, Carlington, and Beechwood. We normally try to take a drive outside of the city to visit both a farmer’s market and a small town […]
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I was always under the impression that the definition of a farmer’s market was that they were held early mornings on the weekends and were produce and baked goods, from a farm. Well, I have learned otherwise and have started a list of farmers’ markets by the day. Learning about the Parkdale Night Market in […]
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I always wanted a dog when I was little but I was allergic. It was a dream to have a hot dog, a weiner a dog, a dachshund. 30 years of life go by and a dream is realized. I got my first dog, a weinder dog. A black and tan, smooth, standard dachshund. I […]
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We went to the Arnprior Farmers Market this summer. We weren’t quite sure what to expect from the town or the farmers market, but as usual, we were pleasantly surprised. The market was small and cute. There was great energy in the market despite its size. They had the usual variety of vendors, artisans, baked […]
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Our visit to the Prescott Farmers and Crafters Market was a surprise. The market itself was smaller than expected however, the path along the St. Lawrence River, the Riverwalk, was a pleasant surprise. There was also a Shakespearean play taking place outside along the Riverwalk. It was such a quaint and idyllic setting, that it […]
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