Our last stop of the day was to a little market in Templeton called Nature's Touch. It is right off Highway 101 and sits just off Main Street. It is very small and they carry everything that is organic and from the local farms in the area. I got avocados from George and Beth's Farm on Santa Rosa Creek Road in Cambria, local olive oil from a farm called "Homestead" and a big sack of oranges from Cayucos Creek Farm. I thought those would look really nice in my big yelloware bowl in the kitchen. Very Christmasy. I got a nice package of fresh yeast and a crock of butter called CLOVER FARMHOUSE from a farm up in Petaluma. The crock is worthy of having it's picture taken and I will do that for you later. I would rather had that crock of butter than a new pair of shoes.It will look great on our Thanksgiving table.And it will remind me of a beautiful November afternoon with a dear friend.
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i would love to have a walk in a market like this! it would be a pure pleasure (and relax)! unfortunately here in milan it's difficult to find such places... you are lucky!
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justyna
Oh my God, how cool is that PUMPKIN?!
ReplyDeleteOne year I carved an R & D in a baby pumpkin and it scarred nicely as it grew.
What a cool place!
What a perfect sounding day and a beautiful area. I live in the Santa Ynez Valley on a lavender farm surrounded by vineyards. I've been through SLO, but would love to spend more time there.
ReplyDeleteOooh! I want to see the crock of butter that you wanted more than a new pair of shoes!
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