I got so carried away by all the great items available at the market, that I wanted to share some more. Get down the market. You don't know what you've been missing...but here is a taste.....

Now there’s a question in these days of recycling and green planet awareness. Well it’s not a tricky one…after all, we are in the throes of a massive effort to save energy, lower carbon emissions and reduce waste. And what better way to do this than by recycling. Here at Cardiff Indoor Flea Market we are firm believers in recycling, reclaiming and re-using preloved and pre-owned ‘stuff’. Don’t be fooled by the name; Flea Market may make you think of a car boot or jumble sale

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Ever wondered what eggs have to do with Easter? Well the internet will give you loads of stories about the Easter Bunny coming from Germany in the 1700’s and it becoming a tradition for children to make nests for it to lay its eggs in…a bunny laying eggs…that just sounds naaasty! But the roots are deeply embedded in the practices of early Christians. Eggs are a symbol of fertility and rebirth and Easter eggs represent the empty tomb from which Jesus resurrected. That is why