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If you don't stop at Homer's Produce stand (above) on Harrison Road, you still get a smile and a wave. Homer Solesbee, soon to be a Thomson resident, had watermelon, butterbeans and squash along with other vegetables on display. He also had a good attitude on display. "If they don't buy, that's fine. I'm still going to be friendly," he said.
Photo by Jim Wallace
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Naomi Edmunds checks the firmness of a tomato at Homer Solesbee's produce stand on Harrison Road Friday. Ms. Edmunds said she greatly prefers to buy from a stand. "It's better and fresher. And besides that, it's sometimes cheaper," she said as she left with a sack full of butterbeans.
Photo by Jim Wallace
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Wallace Davis shows off his truckload of corn on Harrison Road Friday. A Dearing farmer for 25 years, Mr. Davis said he was proud of the corn and squash he grew. "I did it with my hands. It's great to see people enjoy something I grew."
Photo by Jim Wallace
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