What’s the weirdest movie you’ve ever watched?
Apple Maps: https://maps.apple/p/63bjTiGzUMM4FE
Google Maps: https://maps.app.goo.gl/gnpRXELLHwUgbVPY8?g_st=ic
Open Street Maps: https://www.openstreetmap.org/?mlat=44.565533&mlon=-80.944013#map=19/44.565533/-80.944013
Where: 575 Stokes Bay Rd, Stokes Bay ON N0H 2M0, Canada
Apple Maps link: https://maps.apple/p/~_yAfPob7aACCE
Telephone number (if you’re a vendor and need assistance): +1 (519) 592-5610
Update: 07:19 EST. Well, it’s dawn. 🙃🌞
Update: 09:35 EST. It’s worth the drive to this tiny hamlet!
We will try one more time next week, September 16th. That’ll be the last harbour market for the season.
Where the heck is this place?!
https://maps.app.goo.gl/hBwwdwzUzFuiiBeFA?g_st=ic
https://maps.apple/p/63bjTiGzUMM4FE
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Heavy rain overnight and the risk of continuous foul weather for the rest of the day. We cannot risk the safety of our products (humidity can shorten our product’s shelf-life… and potential lightening strikes and waterspouts can ruin our tent, no?). September 2, 2026 = no go.
We plan on being at the Owen Sound Farmers Market, September 5, 2026. Count on seeing us at the Tobermory harbour September 9/26.
It’s worth the trip up Highway 6 to visit our village.
NeemTree knife sharpening is also on-site.
What’s a quote that perfectly describes your outlook on life?
What’s your home decoration style?
…and NeemTree knife and axe sharpening.
The Tobermory Marketplace is a fantastic venue and we really wanted to be there today. However, the poor air quality makes us setting up in the heat and smoke a risky adventure for us.
Our monitor’s purple light emitting diodes signal too many floating particles in the air column. The dawn outside our home is also a green-brown hue. Yeahhhhhhh, we can’t sling dog & cat treats during this extreme weather (atmospheric conditions) event. We’ll reschedule for NEXT WEDNESDAY, 10 A.M. UNTIL 1 P.M., JULY 22ND.
YOU CAN ALWAYS TEXT-CALL US AT 226-923-2968 IF YOU’D LIKE TO DROP BY AND BUY BISCUITS. WE ARE LOCATED ABOUT 15 MINUTES AWAY FROM THE HIGHWAY (DYERS BAY ROAD, ON-6 TURN-OFF). OR, WE CAN MEET YOU AT THE PARKING LOT BY DYERS BAY ROAD. CALL AHEAD TO NEGOTIATE TERMS, EH.
I encourage you to add the following website to your bookmarks. https://map.purpleair.com/air-quality-standards-aqhi-plus?opt=%2F1%2Fmetric%2Flp%2Fa10%2Fp604800%2FcECCC&select=284590#8.02/44.737/-81.957 …and then zoom out on the interactive map.
Owen Sound Farmer’s Market. July 11/26.
What’s one habit that has improved your life the most?
https://www.headspace.com …I pay for the yearly subscription and it unlocks additional features. Guided meditation (and a useful chat bot called Ebb) helps me gain additional quality of mind.
What villain actually had a good point?
…come by the harbour and shop around. NeemTree’s also available for knife sharpening services (1 week turn-around).
No gauntlets nor infinity stones in sight!
Visitors! Who enjoyed blackdogbiscuits…
What’s the best way to deal with negative thoughts?
I appreciate the brave souls who persevered the heat and visited the event.
Today’s market experienced +41C humidex conditions. Gusting winds. And overheating patrons. We enjoyed the event and are REALLY glad to be recovering in our (Evolve Builders Grp. [Guelph]) strawbale home in the forest. Cooks, your Mitsubishi heat-pump is providing cooling relief!
What’s something you used to believe as a kid that seems ridiculous now?
…for sale at the Owen Sound Farmer’s Market. My childhood fear of west coast, British Columbian Lysichiton americanus was odd. They just looked like they attracted flies for consumption. They here was a memorable Scientific American article about the plant. It has heat generating tissue thet allows it to poke through spring snow and attract its pollinators. Flying insects! Hell, according to the forbidden website of knowledge (wikipedia link here), bears eat it as a natural laxative post hibernation.
In the meantime, drop by the market to pick up animal treats.
