Waimea, up near the north tip of Hawaii Island. If the west side is where tourists gather, the relatively mountainous Waimea is really for locals. A small farmers market is held every Saturday morning on the grounds of a public school.
This stand also had some lovely beeswax candles.
Hand-cut pasta. Interestingly, I get the impression that Italian food isn't particularly in demand on the Big Island. Japanese food? Yes.
Stand selling various types of flavored Macadamia nuts.
Freshly chopped coconuts.
A very popular local bakery. Their cinnamon rolls and cookies tasted like heaven on the plane ride back.
There was a stand selling exclusively orchids.
Quail eggs, which were larger than the ones sold in supermarkets in Japan.
There was quite a long line for this stand.
I must try these one day.
This suggests that something has escaped.
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