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Yankee Candle Village Fall Festival October 2009 When you think of Yankee Candle Village, it sounds like a candle store. Wow, is it so much more. We spent about 4 hours there. Though that does also include lunch at Chandler's Restaurant. The village includes a toy store, home store, candy shop, Bavarian Village, Christmas Village and even a place where you can make your own candles or cast your hands in wax. One of my favorites was the candlemaking museum. We also stopped at The Old Deerfield Country Store which is right down the street.

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In the Bavarian Village section of the Yankee Candle VIllage, it snows all year long.	It's Christmas all year long.	Yankee Candle takes guarding its candles quite seriously.
All real German steins are expensive (and worth the price) but this one will set you back $6000!	The Yankee Candle Candy Store is enough to make any adult feel like a kid.	Some people put pickles on their burgers, some put them on their Christmas tree
The outside of Yankee Candle Village all decked out for fall	We had a delicious lunch at Chandler's restaurant	Have you ever seen such huge mums?
The outside of Yankee Candle Village all decked out for fall	Pumpkins and mums abound at the Yankee Candle Village Fall Festival	Nothing says Fall like a wagon full of pumpkins
Horse drawn carriage rides	Yes, that is a cow with Yankee Candles painted all over it	The porches around Yankee Candle Village are the perfect place sit and enjoy the Fall weather. There are also rocking chairs that are way more confortable than these church benches
Fresh made Yankee Candles in the candlemaking museum	The Yankee Candle Candlemaking Museum	Open a door in the wall and smell a candle
Make your own Yankke Candle	King Candle is over 20 years old and weight 1377 pounds!	The Old Deerfield Country Store is just down the road from Yankee Candle Village
The Old Deerfield Country Store is just down the road from Yankee Candle Village	Colorful foliage and pumpkins, key ingredients in a New England Autumn	I would've bought some pumpkins but lugging them back from Massachussetts might've been a pain.