Entering the Irati Hall in Biarritz, visitors are greeted by a mixture of smells. Immediately upon entering the first part of the fair, the smells of cheese, meat and cooking can be felt. In the second hall, a series of producers have presented their productions one after the other and in a row. Children have approached them, some with their parents and others with their classmates, trying to touch everything. Parents have been warned not to tou…
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Entering the Irati Hall in Biarritz, visitors are greeted by a mixture of smells. Immediately upon entering the first part of the fair, the smells of cheese, meat and cooking can be felt. In the second hall, a series of producers have presented their productions one after the other and in a row. Children have approached them, some with their parents and others with their classmates, trying to touch everything. Parents have been warned not to tou…