At left: samples of lavender and barley.
Graysmarsh sold raspberry slushies.
Sequim Valley Coffee had coffee and cocoa.

Below: a variety of lavender plants were for sale.

Above: A few ears of sweet corn that the elk had not nibbled were available.
A portion of the Sequim herd had found their neighboring
private game preserve was comfortably close to fine dining.

Right: Warm scones with Graysmarsh Preserves and fresh
steamed ears of corn with butter were on sale at the U-Pick stand.

Left: Hay rides provided a popular way to view the produce fields.

Below: Samples of various local products were on sale.

There were lots for young and old to see and do!
Picture display was courtesy of WSU Extension Services.