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Jenny Temps talks textiles with Jerry MacDonald at the Harvard Alpaca Ranch booth. (Photo by Jen Manell)
Clementine Roy and Chloe Bradley show off their purchase, Froggy. Froggy was the childhood possesion of Harvard Lanes owner Jim Shook according to the vendor, his mother, who sold the girls the stuffed animal.
From left: Ciaran Kennelly, Audrey Serna, and Charles Grimm search for treasures.
Left: “I’ll get you, my pretty, and your little dog, too!” Right: Christian Stevens has a baby on board, 16-month old granddaughter of Victor and Jackie Normand, Sadie.
A bouquet of dahlias grown and arranged by Amy Cataudella of Broken Pot Farm in Still River. (Photo by Jen Manell)
Left: Sophie Marder strides through the Flea Market with an iconic outfit and a medieval pike. Right: Charlie Cataudella displays a print of their original illustration. (Photos by Jen Manell).
Didn’t get a chance to pick up a singing cow creamer? No worries! You can reach the vendor at 978-502-4165.
Volunteers Keith Bilafer and Stu Sklar come up with a game plan for collecting booth stakes.
Jessamyn Bagley of Cart Path Farm talks with customers about local Harvard honey. (Photo by Jen Manell)
Left: Edie Joyce discovers a bizarre, three-dimensional, skull-covered costume. Bromfield students Lyla Kendrick and Leyna Watkins pose on crutches after recent, unrelated injuries.
The Huelin family, Michael, Charlie, and Rachel get their tickets to the Harvard Fire Department’s Turkey Raffle.
Thomas Brydie and Thomas Schutzman head off with a large planter.