Hello!
First of all, thank you so much for all of your kind comments about my Thús 2 scarf, here and on Ravelry. If you’re going to knit it, I hope knitting it will bring you as much pleasure as it did me.
Today, I’m taking you along for some outdoor shopping. A visit to our nearest Farmers’ Market is one of the highlights of the month for me. Normally, it is held once a month from spring through autumn, with an extra Christmas edition in December. This year, it didn’t start until the summer, and there isn’t going to be a Christmas Market, but I’m glad that we’ve been able to go a few times.
Apart from the late start, several other things were different, too. The singer with her guitar was absent, the stalls were spaced out a little more, and there were red-and-white tape and arrows for managing the ‘crowds’.
A lovely market. I would love to browse through it, even in the rain!
It’s only small but, yes, it really is lovely. Thank you for stopping by!
I so enjoyed the uniqueness of the market and those teapots are lovely. What a nice stroll we just had. Thank you
Those teapots are pretty special, aren’t they? They are Japanese.
Samen op de Farmersmarket. Gezellige blog, Marijke. Dank je
Ha, gezellig dat je erbij was. Je bent er vast ook wel eens in het echt geweest, of niet?
Marvellous cheeses! Good tour—Thank you!
Hi, good to see you! Are you a cheese lover, too? Cheese is on the top of the list of my favourite things to eat.
Thank you, how lovely. I love scented soaps and I am considering switching my shampoo to hair soap.
Haven’t tried out hair soap either yet, but am curious. I would certainly save a lot of plastic.
Thank You for your post. I love hair soaps. The secret is to rub the bar over your hair and scalp to get a lather. I would definitely buy a few things from the market!
That’s good to know about the shampoo bars. Thank you for the tip. The hair soap is now on my list for the next time I see the soap lady.