it's a great experience it's really fun and we love to see and all the local crafts and meeting people what we do here is we actually have a volunteer said dacres that in their own kitchens make all kinds of wonderful so and then bring them and donate fan and we just heat them up and get wonderful volunteers like flannery to com n help us serve it up right now yeah unfortunately it's only only almost one thirty and we had a line actually waiting at nine o'clock this morning and had lots and lots of soup but people know to get here early because we sell out early so we're down to about about four suits right now and we had all the burners going everywhere and it is a major fundraiser for our church  where all the money goes to our missions program to reaching out to sometimes hundred more successful to educate the kids so we have a bike generator here and teach them about how much effort it takes to generate power and you know the benefits of the energy  efficiency were exhibiting lighting products and we also talked to folks about ways they can make their homes more efficient by getting into well more to dawn and good doing insulation work but it's about community and that's why we're here you know and they come out year after year thirty seven years now rising and we're just happy to be part of it i'm a third generation sugar maker same location grandfather came in one thousand and six that was a hobby and it turned into a business after i retired from the weather makes a lot of difference but even today in a way that cloudy it's been a good crowd i think that the harvest market is a really nice job pulling people together from all over the community it's it's really turned into an event that everybody appreciates if you look around you see everybody from grandparents on down to newborn and a ton of high hill and hundred volunteers has been making this for twenty eight years and it's a secret recipe which is never given out prepared by roger ray and sharon who at the present moment are  fun thing for families to do how many in your family are involved five of us as we get free music instruction free instruments free uniforms and we go to travel all the fun places in vermont well the course actually named after  custom made by a seamstress that the cord hired to make them very very heavy cloth nice and warm on a cold day rangers was actually historical group that when we were fighting the british and the french the french especially rogers rangers went across the border into canada to try to retrieve some ammunition and weaponry and they actually took over forty days to go from central vermont up towards  canada so on my website i propose four bills or act one is called the i want to be able to afford to live in vermont and not have to live with my parents until i'm forty at the official name is the vermont economic security and in a nutshell i want to change the image of vermont among job creators so that we can attract more economic activity here that you know i don't know you have to have a little bit a attitude and do it with style you know you want to be on a good not just sell stuff but have a little fun and have people enjoy what you're saying you live in the community from eighty five to ninety five and i kid you know went to school here then we moved away and we now currently live in woodstock connecticut and we come back every year because we enjoy the community so much for your very good people to come together have a great time