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A Day at the Market - St. Pete, FL

Sunday, December 9, 2012

During the Fall to Spring time, downtown St. Pete hosts Farmer's market every Saturday morning from 9AM to 2 PM.  It is kind of far from my house, so I don't get to visit there that frequently, but when I go, I usually enjoy the outing, even if I don't buy anything, just people watching, dog watching, and walking around to remind us why we enjoy living in Florida (Fall to Spring time)..


Free belly dancing exhibit today..

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