One of the trendiest things a Cardiff local can do on Friday or Saturday night is walk down a dark and inhospitable street to the trader door of an abandoned industrial warehouse. The exterior is bleak - visitors have to pass through a curtain of plastic sheeting at the entrance. Inside, though, this once-empty space is thronging with stalls, traders and customers...
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