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LOCATION:4657 Skinners Run Rd\nHurlock MD 21643
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SUMMARY:Pop-Up Market
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DESCRIPTION:Ready to get out of the house and spend some time outdoors? Joi
 n in at\nPop's Old Place farm this Saturday from 10 AM to 2 PM for our Nov
 ember\npop-up market! We are hosting some of our favorite farmers and\nart
 isans.\n\nAshley • Sonny Beam Farm\nAshley hand-milks a small herd of da
 iry goats in neighboring Caroline\nCounty. She uses her goat milk to make 
 gentle goat-milk soaps\, bar\nshampoos\, and lotions. She'll have a lovely
  assortment available for\ngifting or daily use.\n\nLynda • Blades Orcha
 rd\nFew things say autumn quite like a crisp\, juicy apple bursting with\n
 flavor. I bought a large bag of Blades Orchard apples at our October\nPop-
 Up Market and enjoyed every variety. This Saturday\, Lynda will be\nback w
 ith baskets of apples perfect for pies\, applesauce\, apple\nbutter\, or s
 imply eating fresh out of hand. She’ll also have\nfresh-pressed apple ci
 der\, apple butter\, and those irresistible apple\ncider donuts.\n\nTeri 
 • Hard Sun Clay & Fiber\nThe cooler weather this week had me reaching fo
 r my fingerless gloves\nand beanies handmade by Teri of Hard Sun Clay & Fi
 ber. They've endured\nmultiple winters and numerous chores\, and they're s
 till going strong.\nTeri sources wool from local shepherds\, then washes\,
  cards\, spins\, and\nknits each piece by hand. Her beanies\, scarves\, an
 d gloves are warm\,\nfunctional\, beautiful\, and made to last.\n\nDrew 
 • Kinohi Farm\nDrew will have whole chickens for roasting\, leg quarters
 \, breasts\,\nwings\, stock packs for winter broth\, and nutrient-dense or
 gan meats\nfor wholesome\, nourishing meals all season long. Pastured poul
 try\nseason is winding down\, so now is the time to stock up.\n\nRose • 
 Shaky Wheelbarrow Farm\nRose has a gentle way of sharing her gardening and
  herbal wisdom.\nShe’ll be bringing fresh herbs and a limited selection 
 of perennial\nplants\; there is still time to tuck them into the ground be
 fore winter\nrest sets in. \n\n
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<div>Ready to get out of the house and spend s
 ome time outdoors? Join in at Pop's Old Place farm this Saturday from 10 A
 M to 2 PM for our November pop-up market! We are hosting some of our favor
 ite farmers and artisans.</div><p> </p><div>Ashley • Sonny Beam Farm<br>
 Ashley hand-milks a small herd of dairy goats in neighboring Caroline Coun
 ty. She uses her goat milk to make gentle goat-milk soaps\, bar shampoos\,
  and lotions. She'll have a lovely assortment available for gifting or dai
 ly use.</div><p> </p><div>Lynda • Blades Orchard<br>Few things say autum
 n quite like a crisp\, juicy apple bursting with flavor. I bought a large 
 bag of Blades Orchard apples at our October Pop-Up Market and enjoyed ever
 y variety. This Saturday\, Lynda will be back with baskets of apples perfe
 ct for pies\, applesauce\, apple butter\, or simply eating fresh out of ha
 nd. She’ll also have fresh-pressed apple cider\, apple butter\, and thos
 e irresistible apple cider donuts.</div><p> </p><div>Teri • Hard Sun Cla
 y &amp\; Fiber<br>The cooler weather this week had me reaching for my fing
 erless gloves and beanies handmade by Teri of Hard Sun Clay &amp\; Fiber. 
 They've endured multiple winters and numerous chores\, and they're still g
 oing strong. Teri sources wool from local shepherds\, then washes\, cards\
 , spins\, and knits each piece by hand. Her beanies\, scarves\, and gloves
  are warm\, functional\, beautiful\, and made to last.</div><p> </p><div>D
 rew • Kinohi Farm<br>Drew will have whole chickens for roasting\, leg qu
 arters\, breasts\, wings\, stock packs for winter broth\, and nutrient-den
 se organ meats for wholesome\, nourishing meals all season long. Pastured 
 poultry season is winding down\, so now is the time to stock up.</div><p> 
 </p><div>Rose • Shaky Wheelbarrow Farm<br>Rose has a gentle way of shari
 ng her gardening and herbal wisdom. She’ll be bringing fresh herbs and a
  limited selection of perennial plants\; there is still time to tuck them 
 into the ground before winter rest sets in.  </div><p> </p>
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