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Lakes Park Farmers Market. Ft. Myers, Florida. By Paul Goldfinger © 3/8/17.  Click for more details.

 

And speaking of sweet things, here are the Chiffons with “Sweet Talkin’ Guy”

 

 

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Helping out at the Farmers Market. Paul Goldfinger photo. © 2/15/17

Helping out at the Farmers Market. Ft. Myers Fla. Paul Goldfinger photograph.

 

30th ANNIVERSARY BROADWAY CAST RECORDING OF ANNIE:

 

 

 

 

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Fort Myers, Florida. February, 2014. Paul Goldfinger photo. ©

Certified organic.   Fort Myers, Florida. February, 2014. Paul Goldfinger photo. ©

 

All the farmers’ daughters were there.  They would pull up trucks before the market opened at 9 am and unload the merchandise.

And speaking of merchandise, can I help it if there were few men behind the displays?

 

AMY GRANT   from album Remembering Patsy Cline

 

 

 

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Fort Myers, Fla. Farmers' Market. By Paul Goldfinger ©. The hidden girl.   Lakes Park, Fort Myers, Fla.  By Paul Goldfinger. Click to see.  2015.

 

BOB DYLAN:  “Where are You?”

 

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Photograph by Paul Goldfinger. 2013.   Farmers market in Ft. Myers, Florida.

Her ice pop still hasn’t melted, and that is sometimes one of the great magical things about life and photography.

 

This city of Ft. Myers  has been hit hard by Hurricane  Ian on 9/28/22. We await reports of damage.

 

This song “I Got You Babe” is about being thankful when things go wrong:

“I got flowers in the spring, I got you to wear my ring
And when I’m sad, you’re a clown
And if I get scared, you’re always around
So let them say your hair’s too long
Cause I don’t care, with you I can’t go wrong

Then put your little hand in mine.

There ain’t no hill or mountain we can’t climb”

 

SONNY AND CHER:

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The orange crop was ruined in Fla, so what's a photographer to do? Why Paul Goldfinger © Fort Myers, Florida.

The orange crop was ruined in Fla, so what’s a photographer to do? Paul Goldfinger © Fort Myers, Florida.

MILDRED BAILEY

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Lakes Park, Ft. Myers, Fla.

Lakes Park, Ft. Myers, Fla. January, 2015.  Click to enlarge.  By Paul Goldfinger ©  Blogfinger.net

 

ELIZABETH COTTEN  “Jenny”

 

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From the “Faces at the Farmers’ Market” series.  Ft. Myers, Fla.      January 2015. Paul Goldfinger ©

 

 

PATRICK RIGUELLE AND JOHN TERRA.   This song’s lyrics were written by Neil Diamond in 1967.  From the album Songs From the Brill Building:

 

 

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They're not all farmers. This booth is Coastal Driftwood Decor. Photo by Paul Goldfinger ©

They’re not all farmers. This booth is Coastal Driftwood Decor. Lakes Park Farmers Market.  January, 2015.  Ft. Myers, Fla. Photo by Paul Goldfinger ©  Click to enlarge. 

DUKE ELLINGTON:  “At a Dixie Roadside Diner”

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Lakes Park, Ft. Myers, Florida. March, 2016. Paul Goldfinger photo ©

Lakes Park, Ft. Myers, Florida. March, 2016. Paul Goldfinger photo ©

CONAL FOWKES AND EDDY DAVIS  with a medley from Annie Hall  

 

 

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Sanibel Sunday Farmers’ Market. Fla. Paul Goldfinger photo ©  Dec 30, 2018  Click to enlarge

 

KENNY VANCE:

 

 

 

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Selling fine imported (Italian) olive oil and aged balsamic vinegar. It’s an excellent accessory to a heart healthy Mediterranean diet.  Lakes Park Market.  Ft. Myers,Fla.  Paul Goldfinger portrait. © Jan 8, 2020.  Click to enlarge.

 

 

WILLY NELSON  from the Imus Ranch Record:   This 1934 song was originally written in Spanish by  a Mexican  composer. In English it is called “What a Difference a Day Makes.”

Don Imus died recently.   He was the only talk radio host who regularly featured music.  He ran a ranch for children with cancer, and his two Imus Ranch records, featuring a variety of songs and artists, were fund raisers and were big successes.

 

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Chef D. of “I Love Curry”  cooks to order at the Sanibel Outlet Farmers Market. He also caters.  Paul Goldfinger portrait. © 1/3/20.  We had veggie samoza.  Very good.

 

 

A.R. RAHMAN   “You Complete Me” from the movie the Hundred Foot Journey.

 

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