On a Saturday in November, the agricultural fair season in Kruglyanshchina came to an end.

From 9 a.m., fair trade was organized at the vehicle parking lot near the central market in Kruglo.

As before, a variety of goods was offered to buyers by representatives of agricultural enterprises, entrepreneurs, farmers, craftsmen, owners of private outbuildings and private gardens.

The fair stalls were no longer as noisy as in September, but they were particularly cozy.

The sellers, in warm gloves and generous smiles, handed over the last bags of selected potatoes and crisp cabbage. Buyers shuffled between the stalls, carefully placing cheese and cottage cheese into bags, packing bundles of garlic and the last seedlings of the season. Yellow leaves, tangled underfoot, drifted straight onto the stalls, decorating baskets of cider apples, nets of juicy carrots, golden onions, bags of flour, grain, and other products.

The fragments of the lingering autumn melancholy of parting with warmth were professionally and sincerely dispersed, replaced by a great mood, joy and optimism, by the spirited songs of the vocal ensemble “Belarusachka” from the Teterin branch of the SCK.