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Shopping at our local market can be a dangerous thing
I may well arrive with a list of things I need, there are too many other temptations and I invariably leave with a basket weighed down with unexpected goodies.
The care that is taken to arrange and display fruit, fish cheese and vegetables is time well spent. Walking around the market becomes a sensory experience that is difficult to resist.
A few images from our local market, where colours and perfumes change as the seasons progress.
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34 comments
Nothing is better than going to a market and buying fresh vegetables, fruits, and cheeses. Just was in Corona, Italy and had the experience and it was so wonderful!
Love your blog!
Oh, that was beautiful. And that furry little cutie… I want him!
I'll take that experience over a grocery chain any day of the week! So refreshing and beautiful.
Rita
It looks like your weather is mild. Nice! Your beautiful market fresh images are inspiring for this palate!
w/L
Divine.
Divine! This is what heaven looks like to me!
The village markets are one of my favorite things about life in France. And I see that Ghetto also approves! Gorgeous photos, Sharon. Makes me feel like I'm there, too! XO
Our markets are very nice Sharon, nothing like you have shown in France though!
The displays are enticing indeed!
xoxo
Karena
Those Market images are lovely. I have several baskets and take them when we go to the Farmer's Markets…do you have a source for the leather handled straw bag?
Just wonderful Sharon! Wonderful!
i love that kind of shopping ,just bring your own baskets it's so pretty
I dream of living in a small village with a beautiful veg markets where I can walk down the hill and take my basket LOL
Gorgeous photos!
I love the green gladiolas, and now a favorite picture of smiling Ghetto.
Everything looks so fresh and wonderful! I love the variety and colors in the photos. Ghetto looks handsome as ever too!
I love the photos of all the baskets!!
Wonderful. I would love to have the wooden box that holds the eggs. Ghetto looks handsome as ever.
Shirley
Atlanta, GA USA
What a lovely way to shop and everything looks so delicious and fresh.
It all looks so good that I'm nearly drooling on the monitor, especially for the tomatoes and those dear little round squashes. I have one of those straw bags, purchased years ago in Mallorca — will have to go dig it out to take to the local farmers market.
I do not understand how a tomato and a squash can make my brains fall out of my head. I always overbuy at a farmers market. I try to take a meal/ingredients card(s) with me so I have a complete meal when I am done, otherwise I end up with tomatoes and glads. Fun trip today and lovely to see Ghetto was allowed to go along.
I love market displays like this. So beautiful.
I liked the pictures of the footwear as much as the food!
thank you.
Linda C.
Having recently returned from a wonderful 6 weeks en France my camera, is full of courgettes, garlic, artichokes, cheeses, strawberries, spices, herbs etc etc- I too adore French markets!
Hi Sharon what beautiful produce where would you start. I am a go by the list shopper by my husband takes a list with him and totally ignores it, so this would be shopping heaven for him. Thank you for sharing…delicious. Regards Esther from Sydney. PS I've just put on Midnight In Paris felt like getting lost in beauty for a while.
Bonjour,
Faire le marché est un moment de détente pour moi… Une belle rencontre.
Gros bisous sans oublier votre ami à 4 pattes !
What a market! lovely place you live in, I must visit France!
I visited a market in Prayssac, in the Lot Valley last year when we were on holiday, and I was just like a child in a sweetshop. I was just sorry I couldn't bring an esky full of cheeses back to Australia withme!
Your pictures are wonderful, they make me want to be in one of my favourite places right now, the Cours Saleya market in Nice!
How lovely to shop at an open market!
Lovely pictures, love the artichokes and the melons particularly. Cavaillon melons are the best! Love them for breakfast with some natural unsweetened yoghurt. Cheers, Pamela
How much better everything looks in a FRENCH market! 🙂
When I see an.amazing display of fruits and vegetables, I am reminded that we live in an abundant universe. Our creator saw fit to make so many different sizes, shapes, flavors, scents…and then gave us our eyes, noses, hands for which to experience them. It all seems so miraculous. I hope that some day I am lucky enough to see your part of the world. Have you ever been to the famous market in Seattle? Because it is a port city, it has amazing products from every corner of the world.
This market looks fabulous to say the least! We have wonderful markets here in Arizona but I don't think we have anything close to what these gorgeous photos portray! Ghetto at the market looks dangerously adorable!
Is that GHETTO at MARKET!!!???
Are those French husbands legs at Market too?!!!
Loved your daughters post!
As a French person, I confirm you that you are at the right place to enjoy our "Farmer's markets". Your pictures describe perfectly the ambiance over there! Here, we have a harder time to smell things and we don't hear any "Venez voir mes beaux poissons!!!!" (=Come and see my beautiful fishes!). I also noticed you got the real French baskets as a real "cliente francaise". Allez, bon marche (accent on the e) a vous !
vegetables + flowers + ghetto + baskets + all looks wonderful. xxpeggybraswelldesign.com
Great images! What can be better to have a basket full of beautiful itemsbought in such a beautiful place! I love the mood of french markets – the sounds, the smells and the movements 🙂
Gorgeous! How wonderful to have access to a market like that! And I love the variety of market baskets.