Hastings  Market is beside the South Coast Boardwalk, a popular place to stroll 
along the ocean. People from all walks of life 
amble, jog, stop to stare, or race along for their 
daily exercise.  In the center of the boardwalk is the bandstand. From 
there, and on either side, one can see the bright pink Santa Neta 
apartments, the ArtSplash Learning Center, a patio cafe, and the 
farmers market.
The market is a United Nation of 
artisans. Many are Bajans, there are also 
British, Guyanese, Italian, and French, artisans residing in Barbados. About a dozen artisans attend 
the market with their crafts, art, and farm goods all grown or made 
by hand.
In This Chapter of Rogues in Paradise Luc, the 
French Baker shares his story of coming to 
Barbados and setting up his business. He 
produces some of the best french bread you will find 
anywhere- My favorite is his sourdough. In addition, there are also  several other 
farmers and crafts men and women who add
 to the narrative with their 
own experiences. In fact, the market is a United Nations of
 crafts. There are Bajans, British, French, Guyanese,
 and Italian vendors now living and working in Barbados. 
The 
chapter starts with the story of how Billy 
the Irish man established Hastings market and 
witnessed it expand past
 his  dreams. Billy's motto is "Try it - its 
the only way you will know if it is a good idea and never fear failure. 
It is the way you learn."
 Rogues Chapter #9 The Market -French Baker Luc
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Saturday, 5 March 2022
Rogues Chapter Nine The Market -Luc the French Baker
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