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Hastings Farmers Market stands just off the South Coast Boardwalk, a popular place to walk along the seashore, with its changing tides, wind-blown sand mounds, waves, surf, and weather. People from all walks of life amble, jog, stop to stare, or race along for their daily workout. Tropical plants, sea grapes, spider lilies, yuka, sea cabbage, ferns, and ground cover create a mystical outside experience. 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 Hastings market. The market is a United Nation of crafts. Many are Bajans, but there are also British, Guyanese, Italian, and French, artisans now residing in Barbados. About a dozen artisans attend the market with their crafts, art, and farm goods. French Baker Luc, shares his story of coming to Barbados and setting up his bakery. He creates some of the best french bread you will find anywhere- My favo...