Fresh veggies for sale at Little Fort

Kathy Karlstrom of Garden Gate organic produce in Little Fort shows a red cabbage to Erin and Bryan Chase

(L-r) Kathy Karlstrom of Garden Gate organic produce in Little Fort shows a red cabbage to Erin and Bryan Chase of Clearwater during the Little Fort craft sale on Sunday

(L-r) Kathy Karlstrom of Garden Gate organic produce in Little Fort shows a red cabbage to Erin and Bryan Chase of Clearwater during the Little Fort craft sale on Sunday

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