French markets are wonderful places to shop with so many small and local businesses selling their wares. Much of the fresh produce will be have been grown in the region and you will find that the stall owners have will be happy to sell you whatever weight you want or choose fruit of just the right ripeness for your needs. Other stalls sell anything from clothes to accessories, kitchen items and even live chickens. Here are some photos I took at our local market in Condé-sur-Noireau this week although I avoided the chicken sellers in case I "accidentally" bought some chicks that I am not actually ready for yet.
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Sunday, 3 April 2016
My Sunday Photo - April 3rd 2016
French markets are wonderful places to shop with so many small and local businesses selling their wares. Much of the fresh produce will be have been grown in the region and you will find that the stall owners have will be happy to sell you whatever weight you want or choose fruit of just the right ripeness for your needs. Other stalls sell anything from clothes to accessories, kitchen items and even live chickens. Here are some photos I took at our local market in Condé-sur-Noireau this week although I avoided the chicken sellers in case I "accidentally" bought some chicks that I am not actually ready for yet.
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What glorious colours, simply beautiful #MySundayPhoto
ReplyDeleteThank you - and this was on a dull day so I was pleased to be able to show colour.
DeleteI love the French markets, the buzz, noise and smells are so very French.
ReplyDeleteThere is always a lovely atmosphere isn't there?
DeleteSo much colour in these photos! Everything really does look very fresh.
ReplyDeleteAh yes, you don't get fresher than at a French market.
DeleteGreat photos, Rosie. Your market looks wonderfully vibrant. I love a good market (Norwich has a brilliant one too) #MySundayPhoto
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Just once :) Every French town has a market of some sort or size and I love them.
DeleteA beautiful burst of colours, I love exploring local markets.
ReplyDeleteThank you for linking up
This is our local one and one of my favourites.
DeleteSuch colourful photos!! Perfect 😄
ReplyDeleteThank you - I love it once the flower sellers come back after the winter break.
DeleteFantastic photos! Such beautiful colours x
ReplyDeleteThe colours certainly do seem to have caught people's eye.
DeleteGorgeous colours, Rosie. Looks like a wonderful market place. :)
ReplyDeleteIt's our local one and I really enjoy shopping there.
DeleteHa ha I bet chicks are so hard to resist, beautiful photos Rosie, we re visiting France in may I am so so excited to visit French markets and lavender fields x
ReplyDeleteHave a lovely time - we don't get many lavender fields here in Normandy although there is one farm I know nearly and the small is wonderful.
DeleteLovely pictures, beautiful colours :)
ReplyDeleteThank you Claire.
DeleteWhat a stunning collection of photos, it looks like a bright and colourful place.
ReplyDeleteTank you and it is and always so busy. French markets are still very popular places to go shopping and socialise.
DeleteI love the colors! We dont have markets here. My mother would always go to a market in the Philippines every afternoon to buy fish and veggies. This reminded me of that and I wish we have a market here! #mysundayphoto
ReplyDeleteI think French and English markets are quite different and French markets are more like farmers' markets
Deletewhat beautiful things. love the fruit and veg. and such gorgeous flowers!
ReplyDeleteGreat selection :) I actually had a chance to wander around the market this weekend but I was very good I just bought flowers :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful series! Warm greetings from Montreal, Canada. :)
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