Honesty is always the best policy..Some take advantage though.Good image..R.

Very colorful and festive image for the fall Cornelius - I'll take two pumpkins and five gourds - we also have that system of payment here in the U.S. - it's called the honor system and I always do - Great Capture!!!!!!!!

You always get one or two that try to 'get away' without paying!

A nice and colourful shot of this!

We have a couple of these type of stands around here. I too was able to ask the same question,and too said he had no problem. He sure has a bounty of goodies, and a very nice set up. This is very well captured, and presentation, with very nice color. tigs=^..^=

That is probably the most attractive roadside stand I have ever seen. I might even stop myself even though I don't do that kind of shopping here, except at the super market. Outstanding work, Mr. C.

It's nice to know that there are still honest people in the world. He has some beautiful produce. A fun find and nice capture.

Lovely shot of the colourful collection of vegetables. This can happen only in villages in Germany too.

Fantastic fall scene here..

This is a really cool photograph. It is also nice to hear people can still be trusted to do the right thing.

Lovely country shop very well captured Cornelius

That is really quite an assortment and so colorful. Great scene.

This farmer certainly has his pumpkins and gourds displayed beautifully, Mr. C. You've captured a great autumn shot here with lovely colors.

What a great image, so sharp and clear. I can guarantee you that would never work over here.

Lovely reminder of the old days in the uk but only seen in countryside theses days.Lovely colourfull photo and as always perfect compstion and detail .

Wow, what a wonderful sight of all those lovely fresh colourful gords and so well displayed. Beautiful colour and that sky really set off the scene. Right into my fav

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Rob

A pleasing, colorful holiday image, Mr. C. I like the wheels on this "cart", although it must be a real bear to roll back to the barn. Here in North Dakota, a small town in the far west, called Sentinel Butte (pop. 63), features a gas station that is also a local small grocery store, pool parlor, school bus stop, and features a large window from where the town's only squirrel can be viewed. When the owner's not present, locals fill their tanks, using a key to the pump they've been given, and leave their payment in a slotted box. This honor system even resulted in the owner and his wife being guests on the Oprah Winfrey show. For more, read this short Bismarck Tribune article. Actually, I find it just a little depressing that a concept like this is the exception nowadays, particularly here in the U.S., instead of the rule.

-Nik