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family providing us with delicious fruits and vegetables.
Up along the Sperryville Pike, you will find that each stand offers a unique variety plus the chance to socialize with the people who grow and supply the produce.
Next; Comer Fruits and Crafts. This stand has been in the family for three generation- about 70 years. It’s a fine place to to stop in and browse, visit with Eddie and Barbara Gore, and enjoy their southern charm. With apples, squash, tomatoes, jams or jellies and cider, you can find a variety of gift ideas and souvenirs - you name it, they have it. After you shop, sit in a rocking chair on the porch and watch passersby on their way to Skyline Drive.
Just down the road, the Swindler family runs Beech Spring Farm.
Four generations,
James Swindler along with his wife Phyllis took over the fruit stand from uncle “Bug” and aunt Amabelle Swindler in 1973
The first generation of Swindlers “grew up on the road’. In the ‘30s Ids grandmother Mrs. O. B. Swindler, in addition to a fruit stand, had ESSO gas, a lunchroom and a mini-campground, or trailer park. All the food they served came from Mrs. Swindler’s farm. Chicken and Ham dinners were 50 cents. Try and get
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