What a gorgeous array of fresh flowers and other goodies. Thank you for stopping by my blog ~ looks like we share a love of many similar things. Have a beautiful day! ~Ann
SUNFLOWERS make me smile, I don't know why, I just see a smiley face in them! I have just bought some to put in a bouquet, They are so cheerful. I must make a trip to Newton Abbot in the near future too.
I love Sunflowers and used to grow them along side the wall of our house as a child. It was fun to see how tall they grew. Did you now that each flower was in fact a head of many many flowers? If you look carefully you will see that each floret is positioned at an angle to each other which forms a beautiful pattern.
Looks bliss Sal - and what a lovely farmers market too. Did you find those sunflowers drank vast quantities of water? I have some and i am having to fill the jug every day to keep them quenched.
That looks like a great place to visit and shop! I love that Sunflower booth with it's colorful tablecloth to match....I can't blame you, I would have probably come home with a bouquet of those sunny beauties too. Smiles, Karen
What a lovely collage of photos at the top of your post! I have had a dead laptop since Sunday and felt like my hands had been chopped off (lol!). That farmers' market looks a corker. I dooooooooo love a farmers' market. x
So lovely, and I love the sunflowers too.
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What a gorgeous array of fresh flowers and other goodies. Thank you for stopping by my blog ~ looks like we share a love of many similar things. Have a beautiful day! ~Ann
ReplyDeleteWonderful, and I'm so glad to see the sunshine too!
ReplyDeleteThe sunflowers are so cheery! I love the look of all the local produce too!x
ReplyDeleteIt definitely isn't a bad life!
ReplyDeleteI love markets, farmer markets. Thanks for "taking" me along!
It looks like a great market Sal!
ReplyDeleteI could set up a stall with all the veg i picked in the garden today - talk about an over abundance!
Jayne
SUNFLOWERS make me smile, I don't know why, I just see a smiley face in them! I have just bought some to put in a bouquet, They are so cheerful. I must make a trip to Newton Abbot in the near future too.
ReplyDeleteI love Sunflowers and used to grow them along side the wall of our house as a child. It was fun to see how tall they grew.
ReplyDeleteDid you now that each flower was in fact a head of many many flowers?
If you look carefully you will see that each floret is positioned at an angle to each other which forms a beautiful pattern.
Lovely visit out....such a super suny day too!
ReplyDeleteWe have had a jooly time at the park...shattered noe tho!
I enjoyed the debate about CK....waa fun!
Hand bags at dawn!x
Looks bliss Sal - and what a lovely farmers market too. Did you find those sunflowers drank vast quantities of water? I have some and i am having to fill the jug every day to keep them quenched.
ReplyDeleteSunshine and sunflowers - gorgeous! And what a lovely town you live in! Rebecca x
ReplyDeleteLove the sunflowers , they always cheer me up
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Lovely big HAPPY sunflowers!
ReplyDeleteI love sunflowers too - must look out for some to brighten up the house. Looks a lovely town to wander round :O)
ReplyDeleteThat looks like a great place to visit and shop! I love that Sunflower booth with it's colorful tablecloth to match....I can't blame you, I would have probably come home with a bouquet of those sunny beauties too.
ReplyDeleteSmiles, Karen
SUCH A WONDERFUL AND COLORFUL POST!
ReplyDeleteTHANKS FOR SHARING!
ABSOLUTELY LOVE YOUR FLOWERS!
KISSES,
DEBBIE MOSS
Gorgeous ... what a great day for the market too! I love the sunflowers, they look fab in the galvanised container too!
ReplyDeleteLooks to be a lovely little town.
ReplyDeleteI always enjoy markets like that.
Sue x
Wonderful wonderful sunflowers, I love yellow at this time of yeat it just feels so right!
ReplyDeleteLove Sarah x
What a lovely collage of photos at the top of your post! I have had a dead laptop since Sunday and felt like my hands had been chopped off (lol!). That farmers' market looks a corker. I dooooooooo love a farmers' market. x
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ReplyDeleteBack from Paris ! Contente de retrouver ton blog.
Très appétissants ces fromages et ces pains !!! Newton Abbot est une jolie ville.
I love market days because there is always so much of interest. Newton Abbot is a place that I visited years ago, but I don't really remember it.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing those lovely photos of all that fabulous produce.
Marie x