headed for vs head up to

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"I'm going to be headed for the farmer's market."

OR

"I'm going to head up to the farmer's market."

Which one is better for you?
 
ostap77 said:
"I'm going to be headed for the farmer's market."

OR

"I'm going to head up to the farmer's market."

Which one is better for you?
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Probably the second one, but this is AmE and you really need a response from an American.
 
bhaisahab said:
Probably the second one, but this is AmE and you really need a response from an American.
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Could I get a word of advice from Americans?
 
ostap77 said:
"I'm going to be headed for the farmer's market."

OR

"I'm going to head up to the farmer's market."

Which one is better for you?
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The second one.
 
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