Strolling down West Ponce this afternoon, I counted six bikes locked to posts and signs along in front of Farm Burger.  Combined with the numerous bikes often locked to the railing at The Marlay and to signs and trees in front of Dancing Goats, it seems like “Low-cater” could probably support a bike rack or two.

Just sayin’. 

Apparently someone felt like they needed to teach the Atlanta farmer’s markets a lesson.

Meridith Ford Goldman writes from beyond the AJC paycheck that two formal complaints have prompted the city of Atlanta to crackdown on five of the city’s farmer’s markets (Morningside Farmers Market, East Lake Market, East Atlanta Village Market, Peachtree Road Farmers Market and SWOOM (Southwest Outdoor Organic Market).

And while the city of Atlanta has stated it wants to work with the farmer’s markets to come up with new specific regulations, for now it sounds like the new world of red-tape will result in some new fees and costs usually reserved for for-profit markets.