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Hesdin market dayHesdin
The main square on a none market day
 The square market day this is why you need to get there early
 The old Notre Dame church
 The market goes all round the 16th century Church of Notre-Dame. You can see the front doors just behind the stalls. The narrow street of Hesdin
 At the market you can buy a wide range of goods at very reasonable prices. It is a real country market where you can buy live chickens ducks, geese and rabbits. A large selection of clothes and leather bags and jewellery. Fresh farm produce vegetables, salads and fruit a stall full of strawberries. Some stalls cook large vats of cassoulet and paella style dishes which you can buy in small amounts. Then there is a vast range of cheeses. Get a taste of France on Ebay We have found some good Gites on Ebay If you are looking for accom outside of July and August you can get some good buys
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