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The Farmer's Market is actually the Central Market situated in the center of Lancaster city.  It is a place where CTYers buy fudge, ice-cream, smoothies, fruits, wheat products (eg. bread, pastries, etc), etc.  The fudge, which is made by the Pennsylvannia Fudge Company, is the most well-known product that can be bought in the Farmer's Market, as CTYers often visit the Farmer's Market only for the purpose of buying fudge.  The Farmer's Market is around 30-45 mins of walking distance from the campus(F&M).
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The Farmer's Market is actually the Central Market situated in the center of Lancaster city.  It is a place where CTYers buy fudge, ice-cream, smoothies, fruits, wheat products (eg. bread, pastries, etc), etc.  The fudge, which is made by the Pennsylvannia Fudge Company, is probably the most well-known and popular product in the Farmer's Market, as CTYers often visit the Farmer's Market only for the purpose of buying fudge.  The Farmer's Market is around 30-45 mins of walking distance from the campus(F&M).
  
 
The Farmer's Market also sells non-food items, like souvenir plates that say things like "Squirrel Crossing" or "In heaven there is no beer, that's why we drink it here."
 
The Farmer's Market also sells non-food items, like souvenir plates that say things like "Squirrel Crossing" or "In heaven there is no beer, that's why we drink it here."
  
Trips to the Farmer's Market are organized on the first and second Saturday mornings, but the number of trips varies every time. Sign-up sheets for the trips are normally posted in Thomas on Thursdays at Qua Time. Sign-ups sheets are often fully filled in very quickly, so it is wise to rush to the office after Study Hall to sign up. Advanced sign-ups might be availiable on the second Saturday through your hall's RA.
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Trips to the Farmer's Market are organized on the first and second Saturday mornings, but the number of trips varies every time. Sign-up sheets for the trips are normally posted in Thomas on Thursdays at Quad Time. Sign-ups sheets are often fully filled up very quickly, so it is wise to rush to the office after Study Hall to sign up. Advanced sign-ups might be availiable on the second Saturday through your hall's RA.
  
 
Those who sign up for later trips on Saturday may also stop by Angry, Young, and Poor, the famed punk store situated in Lancaster that has sold their products worldwide through their online store.
 
Those who sign up for later trips on Saturday may also stop by Angry, Young, and Poor, the famed punk store situated in Lancaster that has sold their products worldwide through their online store.

Revision as of 23:41, 18 August 2006

LAN

The Farmer's Market is actually the Central Market situated in the center of Lancaster city. It is a place where CTYers buy fudge, ice-cream, smoothies, fruits, wheat products (eg. bread, pastries, etc), etc. The fudge, which is made by the Pennsylvannia Fudge Company, is probably the most well-known and popular product in the Farmer's Market, as CTYers often visit the Farmer's Market only for the purpose of buying fudge. The Farmer's Market is around 30-45 mins of walking distance from the campus(F&M).

The Farmer's Market also sells non-food items, like souvenir plates that say things like "Squirrel Crossing" or "In heaven there is no beer, that's why we drink it here."

Trips to the Farmer's Market are organized on the first and second Saturday mornings, but the number of trips varies every time. Sign-up sheets for the trips are normally posted in Thomas on Thursdays at Quad Time. Sign-ups sheets are often fully filled up very quickly, so it is wise to rush to the office after Study Hall to sign up. Advanced sign-ups might be availiable on the second Saturday through your hall's RA.

Those who sign up for later trips on Saturday may also stop by Angry, Young, and Poor, the famed punk store situated in Lancaster that has sold their products worldwide through their online store.

--Liu4816 06:55, 18 August 2006 (MST)