OLIVE OIL, GARLIC AND SAUSAGES
ALL THE WAY FROM
FRANCE
The first Continental market in Bourne on 3rd May 2005
Photographed by REX NEEDLE
Sausages of all shapes, sizes and
taste
THE ANNUAL Market Towns Week was celebrated in Bourne in May 2005
when the highlight was a Continental market, one of the most
successful outdoor attractions of recent years.
It was a crowded occasion blessed with fine sunny weather and practically everyone seemed to be there, chatting and buying, among them the Mayor of Bourne, Councillor Judy Smith and her husband, Councillor John Smith, who is also her consort, resplendent in their chains of office. The market place behind the Corn Exchange was crammed with stalls covered with striped awnings and the French tricolour fluttered from many of them. All were doing brisk business selling sausages, cheese, nuts, fruit and vegetables, meat and of course olive oil, bread and garlic. Here are some glimpses of the event which has since become a regular event with three such markets being held each year.
REVISED JULY 2008
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