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Mulberry
Creek Herb Farm
3312 Bogart Road, • Huron, Ohio 44839
Phone: (419) 433-6126 • Fax: (419) 433-6126
mulberrycreek@yahoo.com
I attending the 2006 Herb Fair on Saturday. These
are pictures of the various vendors, gardens, and entertainment. This
year the theme was South Africa. |
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Guilda Leclerc Altman, Chez Elle
Studio, 2707 Boos Road, Huron, OH 44839, (419)433-2953, email chezell@accsandusky.com.
Guilda does wonderful inspirational art. Her husband Dave makes
gourd drums and percussion instruments that she decorates. |
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Tao's Chinese Medicine was like
watching a dance. Tao was graceful moving and adjusting the client on
the table. Mark Langdon of Mulberry Creek Herb Farm looks
exhausted but content and relaxed in the last picture. |
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I enjoyed looking at the wind catchers at
the stand owned by Carole Shairba of Finders-Keepers. She
sells regularly at Jamie's Flea market, Rt 113, South Amherst, Ohio,
Booths 39, 62, & 63 East Bldg. Every Wed & Sat 0 8 to 4. Phone:
440-324-6002 Email: caroles@eriecoast.com.
I needed a present and I bought a blue jay wind catcher. |
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So much to see. Vendors in the barn, free
workshops, greenhouse had a large variety of organically grown herbs for
sale. |
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Jim Hemminger in the picture on
the right was visiting from California. |
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What
a beautiful garden! |
Corn
is "knee-high by the 4th of July!" |
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The African Dance Performance was
wonderful! Costume dancer Sogbety Diomand of the Ivory Coast came
out dressed as a leopard, danced, and did flips. Then later he performed
on stilts. |
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Larry ? and David Altman
joined in and drummed, too. |
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The
audience could not help but join in and dance and clap. Tao danced
and delighted the audience! |
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I
tried the chocolate cinnamon with crystallized ginger ice cream made by Mitchell's
Homemade Ice Cream of Rocky River. It was quite good. Sogbety Diomand
of the Ivory Coast who was entertaining took a break in the shade. Karen
Langdon's sister and ? also came to the fair. |
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The watercolor
prints at one stand caught my eye particularly. The artist is Patricia
Adelman of Camden, South Carolina. Her parents sell her art and run Treaster's
Tree Farm, 13184 Gore-Orphanage Road, Wakeman, OH 44889 (216) 965-7411 |
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I liked this one of "Rabon's
Grocery", Lugoff, South Carolina. |
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This one of the junk car I really
liked, too. |
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The artist has also gotten into
pottery and enjoys making masks. |
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