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"Once upon a time a market was born on Surrey Street in Croydon the
year 1276.
It was
born with only a few stalls and in them there were little variety of
fruits and vegs. There were not that many market holders who came
from different countries or backgrounds either, no color
There
was also a small river streaming by on one of the small streets.
Many
famous people came to Surrey Street Market like the prim minister,
the Queen and the Archbishop of Canterbury.
Although there wasn't a wide range of fruit and vegetables and
didn't have much culture the market was still running.
Time
had passed and over the years the market grew and grew, lots and
lots of new stalls were piling in and pouring with fresh new
vegetables and fruits. The whole street is now dotted with loads of
people who are ready to buy food products from the market holders.
As well as fruit and veg, merchandise is now being sold as well like
watches, batteries, bulbs etc. which they didn't have back in the
18th century.
There
were new faces as well in the market stalls, new market traders had
come from different countries and backgrounds to start up their own
business with that they bought culture and color so it became more
multicultural, cosmopolitan.
So a
lot has changed over the years but one thing hasn't changed its
popularity. Surrey Street Market keeps on making business and it
lives happily ever after."
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