Week 7 of the 20/20 Challenge saw the second week of the Andersonville Farmer’s Market, and with more vendors bring more goods it was a great evening. And it will only get better in the coming weeks as more yummy fruit and produce starts to roll in. Spending $20 (or more) there certainly isn’t difficult, and spending 20 bucks in Andersonville certainly isn’t too hard either. After the jump read how the staff met their 20/20 challenge last week.
Stop and smell the flowers at Gethsemane Garden Center
Now that I’m relatively convinced that spring is here to stay (or at least that I’m not going to get snowed on again), I’ve been thinking about my favorite ways to celebrate spring in Andersonville. Check out the list of my favorite spring activities after the break.
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