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Saturday, May 21, 2016

21/05/2016 The local market.

Maximum temperature 27C, minimum 10C. 35km/h SW winds. Rain this evening not measured yet.

Flowers in the Mairie's garden.

The boulangerie was quiet today!

Cheese in the market.

Artichokes.

Clothes.

Handbags.

Flowers.

Fruit.

Odds and ends.

Vegetables...

as above.

Ducks, chickens and other poultry.

Oysters...

Which we had for lunch.

6 comments:

CountryMumMay 22, 2016 at 2:31 AM
Such a wonderful array of goods at your market.
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NoushkaMay 22, 2016 at 9:07 AM
Oh Diane, I bet you had a ball in this lovely market!
The oysters look so fresh and yummy!
We also had 27 °C here, it was a wonderful warm day... Today is far from that!!
Thank you for you kind words, they really mean much to me :)
Warm hugs and enjoy your sunday :)
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David M. Gascoigne,May 22, 2016 at 9:03 PM
Food, food, food. Ah to be able to visit the cheese vendor! The weather is beautiful here right now so this evening we'll barbecue a steak and roast a potato, sautée some mushrooms and onions, a little tossed salad and have dinner on the patio. A little Merlot will help it all go down!
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Saturday, May 21, 2016

21/05/2016 The local market.

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