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Farmer's Market
Posted by smalltownlady, Dec 7, 2009. 243 views. ID = 3005
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They are always there at the Farmer's Market, selling their blackberries or homemade jams. Mostly they are women. Caps top their plain hairstyles. Occasionally a tendril of hair will escape and lend a suggestion of femininity to these nonconformist ladies whose dress suggests a simpler life style. But is it really simpler, or are these ladies enslaved by a life style that prohibits their exploring the world of the 21st century. I would like to ask them but they seem so unapproachable. The older women guard the younger ones much as a hen protects her chicks. Usually one or two mature males are with the group; they appear more world knowledgeable than the ladies. Do I seem as strange to them?
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