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Brilliant yellow iris filled buckets everywhere I looked, almost in competition with the various colors of the cauliflower in the background.

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I don’t think I’ve ever seen as many Canterbury Bells in one spot in my life! The color combination of these blossoms with raspberries was like eye candy for the soul.

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I absolutely adore fresh oysters! Too bad that we have to import our oysters from Washington and the East Coast here.

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At the end of the rows of produce, there was this musician giving us a background that was totally in keeping with the ambience of the market.

I’ll end this series on the California Avenue Farmers’ Market with a scene that is familiar to those who live in the Bay Area, or visit there often. I think most people understand when I say that I both miss it and don’t miss it. In case you want to go back and check out the other two in this series, go here and here.

Next week, I’m going to give you a break from California and show you an update of my garden. Things are beginning to grow again. In the meantime, you might like to enjoy a slideshow of the California Avenue photos all in one place. Click here to see a full sized slide show. A hui hou!