***I will leave this at the top and put any new posts below*** Scroll down for new posts.
Another year and time again for Worldwide Knit in Public on June 13,
2009. We will meet from 5:30-8 p.m. at the Saxapahaw Rivermill Farmer's
Market and Music Series. Here is a Map of Saxapahaw, NC US,
it is easy driving from Greensboro, Raleigh and all points. I will set
up in the grassy area under a tree with some helium balloons and of
course my knitting. Pack a picnic or there are vendors selling prepared food, (hubby and I bought a bottle of wine, some bread and chutney and chowed down - it was all very good), a blanket or lawn chair, and bug spray. They also have an area for children's activities. If you want to get in touch with me email me here and I can give you any information you might need.
Heading from Burlington, Greensboro or points west you will head east on Interstate 40, take Route 54 South, you will see signs for Saxapahaw. Make a right onto Thom Road (farm on the corner), where road meets major road (Saxapahaw Bethleham Road) make a right and follow the road a short distance, you will pass a gas station with a very mini-mall of about 4 stores. Just past this there will be parking on your left and the event will be held to your right. There are signs up for the Farmer's Market.
From Raleigh and points east you will head west on Interstate 40, take Route 54 North or West (just before the 15/501 exit for Chapel Hill). Follow 54 until you see the signs for Saxapahaw a few miles outside of Carrboro. Turn left onto Saxapahaw Bethlemahm Road and follow road until you reach Sax. If you miss Sax/Beth. Road you can continue a little and turn left on Thom Road (farm on the corner) and then make a right onto Saxapahaw Road.
From Chapel Hill just take Route 54 North or West (not sure how they list the signs), a few miles outside of Carrboro you will see signs for Saxapahaw. Turn left onto Saxapahaw Bethleham Road and follow road until you reach Sax. If you miss Sax/Beth Road you can continue a little and turn left on Thom Road (farm on the corner) and then make a right onto Saxapahaw Road.
Thanks for the heads up! Hope to be there myself, but not sure..
Posted by: Terry | June 09, 2009 at 07:06 PM
did u call my cell 7/7/09 8:46 pm ?
Posted by: Terry | July 07, 2009 at 09:15 PM