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Popped into our local market, inevitably bought more than intended. I never tire of shopping at the farmers market. Every sense is touched as I wander around, putting together menus in my mind and watching them take shape in my basket.
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These pictures are from a market I adored this summer; small and modest. Locals selling their goats cheese, or a few gladioli from their own garden, and children learning the best way, the very french importance of good food.
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Sometimes the smallest markets are the best. We have several small ones around us that occur a few times a week and I never miss them.
Thank you for sharing a day of your life in France ……my dream is to be there someday too
I'm sitting in a hospital waiting room waiting for a family member and just getting to escape for a few minutes in my mind has been a blessing
Thank you
I love your post today. I so much enjoy buying, cooking and eating foods. I you love to have you as a follower. Blessings, Jen
Lovely photos. I love supporting local vendors at markets. I am thinking about visiting France again next October, can' wait.
counting down…9 days til i will be in france sampling such goodness.
thanks for the inspiring images.
hope you'll visit soon.
michele
Absolutely gorgeous, Sharon. Especially the last photo, wow. And as much as I love my market here in Arles, yep, the biggest in Provence, some times I would give anything to have access to a small market like that! Not to mention that the prices are not the same either…
Bon Soiree,
Heather
Hello Sharon! How lovely, dreamy, beautiful you´re photos are! It´s like in heaven! Thanks a lot for sharing them with us! Best wishes!
I love the simplicity of having a market to go to. This looks so inviting.
Hello! Stunning photos, you capture the charm and beauty of this unpretentious place so well!
Those small cheeses looked amazing. I can almost smell them from here.
Your pics made me homesick Sharon. Big fan of Picodon and used to make delicious salads with it. My favorite shots are the children's captures. Their summer outfits are unmistakably French (my 6-year old nephew who lives in Paris has a very similar outfit… 🙂 Veronique (French Girl in Seattle)
You're blog is so wonderful to read. Thank you for letting me steel away for a few minutes and experience France from my sleepy little suburb of Chicago. So exciting to read and experience your beautiful surroundings from afar.
I would so love to shop here daily! Looks fabulous~Cheers Kim
Always a treat to visit. I would love to live this life! ~ Sarah
I much prefer going to smaller markets. It seems that all the fruits and vegetables are much fresher and better looking than what you can purchase in the stores. 🙂
I wish our farmers market was so wonderful….and they certainly do not have goat cheese like that….yummmm
Thank you for sharing.
Nancy
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I have no Farmers Market near me at all. It doesn't do much for the carbon footprint if I wind up driving to another city for a farmer's wares, essentially burning up the same fuel a truck does heading toward my city, with the same wares. Ridiculous for a population of 30,000 to be so without proper and normal resources and amenities. And this is California, known for its agriculture. It defies rational explanation. It makes me grumpy because I know what I'm missing when I gaze upon your beautiful photographs of sumptuous foods. Those precious French children are going to be a lot healthier than the American ones in my neighborhood!
In S CA there are Farmers Markets all around + I adore going to them. Grand photos of your market in France. xxpeggybraswelldesign.com
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