Ireland is not alone when it comes to local town & village markets. All across Europe, (France, Germany, Italy, Scotland, England, Spain etc) markets pop up and have been doing so for centuries. If you get a chance to get over to Europe, ask some locals about the nearest market. Even if you don't buy anything. They are great places to do some good food or people watching.
Friday, May 14, 2010
Farmers Market in Ireland
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