This morning we went to Saint Pol de Leon’s big market. We bought sweet pink Roscoff onions 🧅
Most of the goods are organic. In Brittany they grow strawberries, cabbage, artichoke, cauliflower. And they make butter
Honey, cider and buckwheat ( galettes…)
In fact a lot of vegetables.
These are different ciders and apple juice.
Then we left the market and visited the Cathedral.
( sorry blogger put the pictures of the costume museum in between)
Traditional hats
I love that one, so beautiful!
This is not embroidery but knots like they use to do fishing nets.
“Musée du filet brodé”
These little statues are representing the 7 saints
who brought Christianism in the 7 Century
They came from England ( Winchester)
These are the banners for the prosession.
Then we left and came back to Roscoff where I have an appointment for a body care and then we booked at the “Crêperie” for our dinner tonight.
I am now reading”Country Living” , Roscoff being a Ferry boat harbour going to the United Kingdom 🇬🇧
I could find an English magazine!
These little statues are representing the 7 saints 
The market looks like a fun place to visit.
RépondreSupprimerThe cathedral is beautiful and so are the costumes.
Country Living is a good one.
You bring back many memories for me! We always arrived in Roscoff when we came to France, and sometimes spent a night or two there.
RépondreSupprimerAll of that lace work is so beautiful.
RépondreSupprimerHope you enjoyed your spa treatment.