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Farmer’s Market began: Seiad Valley Update

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Update by Judy E. Bushy June 12, 2020 a version reprinted from Siskiyou News Last Saturday, there was a table with delightful plants, flowers, lavender sachet, and magnets!! Seems like rain has really upset the schedule!!

Jaime Allen with Michael and Yarrow had Framers Garden on Saturday in Seiad Valley.


While there wasn’t a full Farmer’s Market entourage out with things, it was pleasant to have a drive to Seiad Valley and find Jaime Allen and his helpers! They had a table with beautiful flowers, lavender, and plants. Yarrow has beautiful local pictures on glass magnets also. It was chilly, but we appreciated their being out, and the rain held off, but was sprinkling after I made my purchases. The beautiful Alchemy Roses reminded me of my bridal bouquet and since Dan and I celebrated 54th wedding anniversary last Wednesday, made a pretty bouquet for lunch (from Partner’s Deli!!)

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Farmer’s Market

Are you looking forward to Farmer’s Market time? Fear Not, it has begun!

Saturday, Seiad Valley Farmer’s Market will have lots to share with you. It will be at the large Oak Tree across from the Wildwood a the west end of the town of Seiad Valley. That’s Saturday morning, but rain has postponed it so best to check week by week!

Happy Camp
Happy Camp Farmer’s Market is scheduled to open June 4th. they plan to continue through September 24th. Hours are 5 pm to 7 pm Thursdays at Highway 96 and Davis Road by the Klamath Siskiyou Art Center. Look on Facebook for the happycampfarmersmaket.

Mount Shasta
The Mount Shasta Farmers Market is held on East Castle Street in Mount Shasta. It opened Monday May 18th from 3:30 pm to 6 pm. They plan to go through October 12th. The market is limited to 50 people at a time, Customers are asked to wear masks and they have some available. They are also on Facebook. Look for MtShastaFarmersMarket for more information.

Dunsmuir
If you are down in Dunsmuir on a Thursday from 4 pm to 7 pm you may call 925-4355 to ask details about a FArmer’s Market there or check their Facebook as well.

Farmer’s Markets have been able to open because they’ve been declared an essential service in California. They ask customers not to attend if they don’t feel well. Please, all; observe safe distancing, wear masks and not linger longer than necessary

Farmer’s Markets stimulate the local economy! They help preserve farming and rural livelihoods.The best part is you can enjoy fresh fruits and vegetables, which are very good for you, and your family’s health!

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FARMER’S MARKET THURSDAY in Happy Camp!

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by Judy Bushy
Don’t forget the Happy Camp Farmer’s Market on Thursday from 5:30 to 7:30. They’ve had Ribs, Taylor’s dogs and pulled pork for supper at the Farmer’s Market. Wonder what the supper this Thursday will be? See you at the Gail Zink Park Thursday!!

The Happy Camp Farmer’s Market was begun last year and was the high point of week. It’s always a good time to get together ant this was great! Even for the working mothers, a night when you didn’t have to cook, could get some fresh garden produce, and enjoy Klamath Neighbors all in one evening. The Farmer’s Market is again open this year, thanks to Abigail Yeager and Linda Zink and their team. You can even watch a ball game or tiny tots practicing their dance at the same time. This year they have taken up a more ambitions project, the Community Center in what used to be the Family Resource Center and had a grand opening.

Independence Day Thoughts
I wanted to share some gems from an interview I heard on the radio of David McCullough. McCullough’s new book is The American Spirit: Who We Are and What We Stand for. McCullough is a very honored historian and has won two Pulitzer Prizes and two National Book Awards as well as the Medal of Freedom. For this book, he went over eighty of his previous speeches to condense down; Who we are as a nation and what we stand for….a very appropriate read for the Fourth of July.
I especially appreciated a quote from Daniel Boorstin shared by McCullough, “Trying to plan for the future without a sense of the past is like trying to plant cut flowers.”According to the Nation’s Report Card, U.S. History seems to be American students worst subject which is really hard to believe as fascinating as it is, and how it explains who we are, by knowing what we stand for.

Looking Forward
Next Meeting of the Happy Camp Neighborhood Watch will be delayed to July 10th due to the Independence Day celebrations. With fire setting, Horse Creek Church broken into and All Saints Church burglarized, People’s Cener gift Shop Broken into, and other matters of concern, please come. Bring your solution if you have one, as we need to solve crime!

Friends of the Siskiyou County Museum will meet on July 14th in Yreka.

Karuk Reunion is coming up on July 22nd.

Bigfoot Jamboree is coming September 1-3 TV Cartoon Characters Parade Sunday at 11:00 am

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