The Treacle market was packed full of stalls selling lovely home produce, vegetables harvested that morning, amazing Artisan bread, succulent sausages and the most fabulous homemade pies. Laura and I were spoilt for choice. In addition to the fresh produce you could buy lots of different street food from burritos to wood fired pizza.
Local crafts people and designer makers had fabulous creations for sale. I also loved the vintage furniture and accessories - I was coveting some amazing crates and little suitcases - maybe next time.
If you are having a firework party this weekend I hope you have fun and the weather is dry - looking out of my window now it's raining very heavily, fingers crossed it will be dry tomorrow as we are having a little party.
keep well and talk soon x
I really must get myself to Treacle Market one day, I just love seeing all the photos...glad you had a happy time! Chrissie x
ReplyDeleteIt's well worth a visit x
DeleteI would love to visit this market someday, I've heard a lot about it lately. I'm glad you enjoyed yourselves there!
ReplyDeleteThank you Jennifer x
DeleteDitto Jennifer - it looks an amazing market with lots of lovely things to buy and support local artisans and makers.
ReplyDeleteI agree I love to support the local community x
DeleteTreacle Market....just love the name and it certainly looks like a worthwhile market to visit. Will have to tell my sister she loves a good market.
ReplyDeleteDid you buy anything nice or are you waiting for your next visit?
keep well
Amanda :-)
I have to confess I mainly bought yummy things to eat x
DeleteIt sounds like a wonderful market, and big if you only managed to see half of it. Fingers crossed for good weather for your party, have fun!
ReplyDeleteWe had fun at the party and it stopped raining x
DeleteLooks like a really cool place to visit, glad you had a good time x
ReplyDeleteThat is such a long way from us but looks totally wonderful. So glad you had such a wonderful time x
ReplyDeleteThank you Linda x
DeleteWow, it looks like there is so much on offer at this market. Lots to see and do! xx
ReplyDeleteYes it gave me lots of ideas for projects x
DeleteI'm loving your pics Sue - what a huge affair it is! I appreciate knowing the reasoning behind the name too, thank you: I'm glad you and Laura enjoyed your time there. Have a great party! Joy x
ReplyDeleteThank you Joy we had fun at the party and the weather was kind to us x
DeleteLooks great. I bet your fireworks were a bit windy! J x
ReplyDeleteNot to windy and it stayed dry which was great x
Delete♥ what a market! Love it! :) Have a nice day! xxx Riitta
ReplyDeleteThank you Riitta x
DeleteSeeing it is my local market, I am so pleased to hear that you enjoyed it. Do let me know if youre going next month as we could meet for a quick hello if you're up for it. xoxo
ReplyDeleteThat sounds a lovely idea and don't forget your knitting lesson. If you drop me an email we could sort something out x
DeleteWow this place looks amazing, keep hearing about it.
ReplyDeleteClare xx
It was good fun x
DeleteLooks like a great market Sue, have a lovely week ahead,xxx
ReplyDeleteThat looks like a such a great place. What wonderful goodies in the photos. .... I love your hot water bottle cover in the post below. Now that's just adorable! xo
ReplyDeleteYou are very kind x
ReplyDeleteYour pictures make my mouth water!
ReplyDeleteWow, sounds like my ideal day out. Many thanks for visiting my blog today.
ReplyDeleteI love hand made items...they are my favorite to buy for myself or for gifts. This market looks amazing! Have a wonderful week! Find some new treasures!
ReplyDeleteHi Sue! Thank you for dropping by and leaving a nice comment in my blog. New people and visits never fail to make me happy.
ReplyDeleteIn my country, we call such market as bazaars and night market. The place usually showcases budding entrepreneurs who have the talent but is constrained by resources to fully support the business.
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