Take a walk with me … on the pebbled brick paths through Peddler’s Village … and see what we found along the way to the carousel.
Each year the merchants hold a scarecrow contest, and in front of each shop or restaurant is a scarecrow – or two or three – which is their entry. Although I know there are different entry levels, as I noticed some were the handiwork of children, I don’t know much else. I was just appreciating the creativity of those who put these amazing, sometimes funny and sometimes scary, scarecrows together.
So come and dawdle along, and here are a few of the ones that caught my fancy.
Both the above sat on hay bales outside the shop’s window.
This maître d’ stood outside one of the well-known restaurants.
The scarecrows may have been the main attraction, but every shop was completely decked out for Fall.
And what a fetching bride she was!
Still A Dreamer 
What creativity. And fun sights! I’m thinking I like the bride best. But the knight and the waiter both have attitude and strike a great pose.
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I’m with you on the bride … so innocent and creepy at the same time. 🙂
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Great pics! Lots of great work, too. My favorite, though, is the pumpkins and mums 😀
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Thanks, Donna! There were probably well over 100 scarecrows – I could have been taking photos non-stop. Those gorgeous mums were just everywhere – all of Peddler’s Village looked so lovely. Here’s a link – I am also adding it to the post – I see I forgot.) http://www.peddlersvillage.com
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It looks so beautiful and quaint 🙂
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It really is a nice place to go to – they have great seasonal things to do and decorations all year `round, plus really nice shops with unique stuff. It was the first time I’ve been in quite awhile.
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