Randomness Guide to London - Differences between Version 4 and Version 1 of Norwood Farmers' Market
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Norwood Farmers' Market was a small farmers' market on the Norwood Road, between [[Tulse Hill Station|Tulse Hill]] and [[West Norwood Station|West Norwood]] stations. It [https://www.yourlocalguardian.co.uk/news/8449131.popular-west-norwood-farmers-market-closes/ closed down] in late 2010. |
Small farmers' market on the Norwood Road, between Tulse Hill and West Norwood stations. |
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The information below is retained for historical purposes. |
This appears to be new or recently restarted (as of January 2008) - a number of people were asking when they are there (the answer being the first and third Saturdays in the month). A card I was given states "Under New Management". |
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<div class="old_info"> Small farmers' market on the Norwood Road, between [[Tulse Hill Station|Tulse Hill]] and [[West Norwood Station|West Norwood]] stations. |
The free-range pork was very good, and the stall had a number of pigs' trotters for sale too (50p each). Crackling was also available pre-packaged (60p) - I bought a piece, which turned out to be about 8 inches square. Prices were very reasonable in general. This stall also sells lamb. The meat is pre-packaged, weighed and priced, but in cling film rather than vacuum packed, so it didn't suffer from the vacuum packing effect. |
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When [[Martin]] visited in January 2008 it appeared to be new or recently restarted — a number of people were asking when they are there (the answer being the first and third Saturdays in the month). A card I was given states "Under New Management". The free-range pork was very good, and the stall had a number of pigs' trotters for sale too (50p each). Crackling was also available pre-packaged (60p) — I bought a piece, which turned out to be about 8 inches square. Prices were very reasonable in general. This stall also sells lamb. The meat is pre-packaged, weighed and priced, but in cling film rather than vacuum packed, so it didn't suffer from the vacuum packing effect. |
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<div class="last_verified">Visited by [[Martin]], January 2008.</div> </div> |
<div class="last_verified">Visited by [[Martin]], 2008-01-19. Opening times and days taken from card received on that visit.</div> |
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category='Now Closed' |
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formatted_website_text='' host='81.187.166.218' hours_text='' |
formatted_website_text='http://www.myfarmersmarket.co.uk/
' host='88.211.12.182' hours_text='10:00 to 15:00, first and third Saturdays in the month' latitude='51.435163' locale='SE27,Tulse Hill,West Norwood' longitude='-0.103154' |
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opening_hours_text='10:00 to 15:00, first and third Saturdays in the month' os_x='531834' os_y='172446' |
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postcode='' summary='Now closed; was a twice monthly farmers' market in West Norwood.' website='http://www.myfarmersmarket.co.uk/' website='' |
postcode='SE27' summary='Twice monthly farmers' market in West Norwood.' website='http://www.myfarmersmarket.co.uk/' website='' |
Small farmers' market on the Norwood Road, between Tulse Hill and West Norwood stations.
This appears to be new or recently restarted (as of January 2008) - a number of people were asking when they are there (the answer being the first and third Saturdays in the month). A card I was given states "Under New Management".
The free-range pork was very good, and the stall had a number of pigs' trotters for sale too (50p each). Crackling was also available pre-packaged (60p) - I bought a piece, which turned out to be about 8 inches square. Prices were very reasonable in general. This stall also sells lamb. The meat is pre-packaged, weighed and priced, but in cling film rather than vacuum packed, so it didn't suffer from the vacuum packing effect.
There is also a vegetable stall; I bought a red cabbage and a cauliflower for 80p each. Again, the quality was very good.
There were a few other stalls (not tried).
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