Brighton Farmers Market

Aug 19, 2011

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Every Saturday morning, the Piles open up the grounds of their Brighton Plantation to a whole host of farmer’s market vendors, allowing locals sell produce, ready-to-eat food (including the best spring rolls), handmade pottery, jewelry, & art. From 6am when the gates open, the area is full of American, Canadian, British, & Australian ex-pats sharing stories from back home. The plantation is in a beautiful, green area of Barbados that looks more like Kentucky than a tropical island. Getting up early to head to the Brighton Plantation, & having one of their real skim lattes, was always a highlight of our trips to Barbados.

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**the Saturday morning crowd is always busy with ex-pats & “in the know” locals**
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**a necklace made of dyed seeds**
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**seed necklace**
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**earrings made of dyed seed pods**
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**Steven Bishop’s little plaques remind me of Barbados on a daily basis – there’s one hanging in our bathroom!**
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**painted pottery**
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**more pottery**
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**Caribbean colors**
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**leather sandals for sale**
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