Marche de Provence … Chanteduc Day 2
Local Food Producers · TasteWe started this morning at the town open air market which much to my surprise… Consists of the entire village. I was thinking it was just going to be a strip in village center but literally there are stands down every charming stone street. The vendors come all the Explore this Post
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