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PHOTOS: A day at the Appleseed Fair

By Greg Vine
For the Athol Daily News
September 9, 2026September 9, 2026

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Red Apple Farm employee Sam Dossett returns from a farm tour with a wagon load of visitors during last weekend’s Appleseed Country Fair. GREG VINE / For the Athol Daily News

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  • Farm workers Mason Reed and Sawyer Barlow assist visitors interested in digging their own potatoes during the Appleseed Country Fair, held at Red Apple Farm in Phillipston last weekend. GREG VINE / For the Athol Daily News
  • One of Red Apple Farm’s goats keeps watch over the proceedings. GREG VINE / For the Athol Daily News
  • Kory Ryan and son Ashton, 2, visit with one of the ponies at the farm during the Appleseed Country Fair. GREG VINE / For the Athol Daily News
  • Red Apple Farm employee Sam Dossett returns from a farm tour with a wagon load of visitors during last weekend’s Appleseed Country Fair. GREG VINE / For the Athol Daily News
  • Joe Lambert, owner of Iron Artistry of Phillipston, speaks with a couple of fair goers. Iron Artistry was one of several vendors at the Appleseed Country Fair, held at the Red Apple Farm in Phillipston. GREG VINE / For the Athol Daily News

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