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Article by Salt magazine- Writer Kate Johns
Noosa Farmers' Market is alive from the early hours.It's 6.45am on a Sunday and already there is a jostle for car parks surrounding the Noosa Farmers' Market.People from all directions stream into the markets, resembling bees to a honey pot. Some are wheeling trolleys that skip clumsily over the gravel road; others have recycled bags dangling loosely in the crutches of
Article by Salt magazine- Writer Kate Johns
Noosa Farmers' Market is alive from the early hours.It's 6.45am on a Sunday and already there is a jostle for car parks surrounding the Noosa Farmers' Market.People from all directions stream into the markets, resembling bees to a honey pot. Some are wheeling trolleys that skip clumsily over the gravel road; others have recycled bags dangling loosely in the crutches of
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