Peyia Market in 2022
Next Generation Cookies
Rather charmingly, their children had their own stall in front of the main one, and were selling cookies.
And yes, I made sure I had permission before photographing them!
Polemi Art
And who's this fine lady? Why none other than Alex, showing off some of her artistic creations. This was her first market, but it won't be her last.
Proud Husband Alert
One of the advantages of lockdown is that it gave Alex time to make lots of nice pieces. And I am happy to say she enjoyed running the stall and did well. She also got asked to a number of other markets, so expect reports on them soon!
One For The Road
One last picture before we move on. There are still about another 30 stalls to cover.
The Dreaded C Word
Moving on, this lady was selling cards. Included amongst the variety of different themes I noticed that some Christmas Cards were present. After all, there are only two and a half months to go!
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A couple of years ago we wrote an article on Peyia Market. Since then, they have moved to a more convenient location. Also, Alex wanted to sell some of her artistic creations, so she had her own stall. Let's go and see how she got on, and have a look around the market.
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