Southern NH Food Truck Festival savored by crowds
Tickles the Clown offers a twisty balloon to Adrienne Williams, age 3, who came with her parents from Brookline to have some fun and food at the Southern NH Food Truck Festival hosted Aug. 1-2 at the Hampshire Dome in Milford by Great New England Food Truck Festivals. Photo by LORETTA JACKSON
Laura Duboy, left, a resident of Pepperell, Ma., and her daughter, Ashley Herbert, a resident of North Chelmsford, Ma., deemed the food truck festival a good enough reason to hold an impromptu Mother-Daughter Day. Photo by LORETTA JACKSON
Kasey Martin, left, and Chloe Smith, both of Dracut, Mass., were the food truck festival representatives of Nothing Bundt Cakes whose Concord bakery has branched out to a new location — its Nashua store at 219 Daniel Webster Highway where 11 flavors of Bundt cakes topped with a signature cream cheese frosting can be ordered at nashua-nh@nothingbundtcakes.com. Photo by LORETTA JACKSON
Louise Cook from Amherst, a Marine Corps veteran and owner of Bold Fox Design Studio, operated with her husband, Trevor Cook, also a Marine Corps veteran, pauses in displaying some of her original hand-drawn, laser-cut and hand-painted artworks of layered wood, resin and acrylic that are for sale online, at selected shops, or commissioned by contact online to boldfoxdesign.com. Photo by LORETTA JACKSON
Sharon Jarry, owner of Briar Bush Farm, 160 Briar Bush Road, Canterbury, was featured at the food truck festival exhibiting soaps, lotions and gift baskets whose ingredients are enhanced with the milk of eight farm goats, productive animals whose bounty is available through briarbushfarm.com. Photo by LORETTA JACKSON
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