This Saturday we went to the Hood River Harvest Fest, about an hour away. They had about 100 arts and crafts vendors in indoor booths, and a farmer's market outside. There were jams and jellies made from Oregon-grown berries, and apples as big as your head from local orchards. Amanda mostly slept contentedly in her sling, but Eva wanted Dave to carry her almost the whole time. We may have to get a backpack carrier for her, if she's going to keep doing this. She was more excited by her red balloon than anything else. We left with fresh apple cider and cinnamon-roasted almonds, and drove across the river into Washington for a quick look before heading home.
Tuesday, October 23, 2007
Hood River Harvest Fest
This Saturday we went to the Hood River Harvest Fest, about an hour away. They had about 100 arts and crafts vendors in indoor booths, and a farmer's market outside. There were jams and jellies made from Oregon-grown berries, and apples as big as your head from local orchards. Amanda mostly slept contentedly in her sling, but Eva wanted Dave to carry her almost the whole time. We may have to get a backpack carrier for her, if she's going to keep doing this. She was more excited by her red balloon than anything else. We left with fresh apple cider and cinnamon-roasted almonds, and drove across the river into Washington for a quick look before heading home.
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