A woman, wearing faerie wings and flowers in her hair, sold floral decorations for use on hair or clothing.

Other than a sign for "Cold Drinks," and another for "Roads End Pottery," the intersection was dominated by signs for "Rosie's Just Desserts."

A booth offering jewelry for sale appeared to be very popular with the young women.

A booth that sold quilts and products made with quilts was an un-busy one. The sales woman was reading a book.

A booth in the animal products aisle sold toe bone whistles, and deer whistle knifes.

A person from the Gemstone Marble Company sold assorted marbles made from stone and other minerals.