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    Ice cream! by: bennylunes Views[317] Motorbikes line the street outside of the markets in Ubud. The market place is set up to sell tourists souvenirs. This provides jobs, and monetary gain for the local people in Ubud. by: rachelmarek Views[785] Getting decorated. marketing through arising the craving with the garnishing part. presentation earns and its the way, through which one can tempt the person to eat, even what he/she doesn't like. by: blesstravo Views[1065] Marketplace of the yesteryears... by: gargisarkar Views[671] “Fresh meat”. Another shop keeper was weighing and sorting fish when we passed by. Like the other shop keepers we met, he was eager to share his work with us. When we stopped to see what he was doing, he told us to wait and he would show us how he cleans and prepares the fish. His skilled hands didn’t hesitate as he peeled back the scales, pulled the head off and cut the meat into pieces to be sold. by: jbatryn Views[2023]
     
    As China’s economies scale in size, even former markets on the fringe like the selling of exotic animal parts for Traditional Chinese Medicine are pushed into the open. by: traveltransmissions Views[905] Since their Childhood, the Flower Hmong Ladies are walking long distances every Sunday to gather at the market for cultural and social exchange. The colorful traditional clothes tell about their origin of ethnicity, the smiles reveal about their kindness and joyful way of life. by: zsoltfazekas Views[873] They found Love, at this place but long time ago. The Hill tribes of northern Vietnam meet at the colorful weekly market not only for buying and selling, also for searching love. by: zsoltfazekas Views[746] A Hmong Boy trying to calm down his little brother while his parents are busy with selling at the local market in Bac Ha. Responsibility comes early in the remote villages of Northern Vietnam, Family is everything. by: zsoltfazekas Views[1217] For a light lunch I wanted to try a local speciality. This lady is preparing fresh potato chips at one of the Advent Market stalls. The machine she was using was quite intriguing - a fresh, uncooked potato is inserted into an oval hollow and pressed down with the movable piece at the top. It is spun through a series of sharp blades and cut very thinly into a spiral, which falls into the large metal platter below. The whole thing is then deep-fired and put into a paper cone. What I found amusing are the size options mentioned on the plaque on the right:
     
    As I ventured further into the town of St. Gilgen, I stumbled upon a small Advent Market. It was mid-day and the streets were quite empty, but the stalls were all open and I had a little browse to see what I could find to put under the Christmas tree back home. This decorative toy, hanging from the ceiling of one of the stands made me feel like I was him - up in the mountains hunting for a bargain. This stand was particularly well decorated, and sold some of the most intricate nativity scenes and religious dolls I've ever seen. by: demonani Views[811] The tea break - Two friends have a tea break while the life goes on around them. Tea, introduced during the British rule, is the most popular drink all over India and tea breaks are a time to relax and socialise. A tea break can involve discussions of all type- business ideas, current affairs and politics, social issues, the day's news, sports, movies - basically anything and everything under the sun. by: mirror Views[1323] In the old city of Fes, the food section of the medina is particularly eclectic and it’s possible to find pretty much anything. by: fred_seguin Views[1330] The medina is more than just a market, for children living there; it becomes a playground as well. by: fred_seguin Views[764] These two musicians take a break from playing and simply socialize around. by: fred_seguin Views[762]
     
    There is no such thing as a closing hour! The mood and the people change during the night, but there is always activity. by: fred_seguin Views[754] Those photos are taken in the medinas of Morocco. Every big city has its usually old neighbourhood of labyrinths, full of people, animal, food, spices, random goods; they really are more than just a market. by: fred_seguin Views[1575] 70 years old woman selling fruits and vegetables for whole life..She said to me She must fight for every customer who passes. After all, as everyone there. I felt sorry for her after I saw the sadness in her eyes. She told me different stories of wartime about how her children tried to run away, but some did not survive .. Not many people speak English, they never nedeed. Their language called Serbo-Croatian which is is relatively easy for the Slavic nations.. by: rainbowoneachside Views[1996] I met this beautiful potato seller at the famed Andahuaylas market in the central Andes, just north of the Sacred Valley. The rich soil allows for the cultivation of many crops, and the land is irrigated by waters flowing down from the higher peaks of the Andes. The market is almost 3 kilometers long, selling everything from second hand clothing to livestock, vegetables and cheap chinese imports. Spices enliven the air and the colours and motion of the place is overwhelming. Farmers from the country, carrying sacks full of hundreds of variety of potatoes (a crop native to Peru), sell their wares on the large concrete pavements set up for stalls, shouting prices and flagging down potential customers. Should you feel the need to escape the chaos, just cross the river to the livestock section, buy yourself a horse and ride off into the sunset. by: loverock Views[1173] The Nerve-Centre of the old walled town of Marrakesh where people gathers for eating, shopping, playing and entertaining . . by: himtox Views[505]
     
    Jamee Al Fanaa : It`s Ali Baba’s cave in the heart of the red City !.. All kinds of objects can be found here, from traditional Moroccan slippers and spices to pottery and leather goods. by: himtox Views[1279] Matija and raincoat at Kalaw’s market by: aimonaput Views[450] A butcher at a small improvised market in Hunan Province's Zhangjiajie, one of China's many cities with a population of over 1 million that is little-known outside of the country. by: littletrades Views[1064] A street market in Hunan Province's Zhangjiajie. Everyday produce is brought into town and sold in makeshift markets scattered throughout Chinese cities. This basic form of commerce is still widespread in a country that also counts luxurious supermarkets and high-end car dealerships. by: littletrades Views[1345] Nature provides in plenty, walking hand in hand with the knowledge of the elders. by: rachelrobertson Views[820]
     
    Reptile Dinner Preparation by: natashyas Views[476] Mobile Money by: natashyas Views[498] Money Doesn't Grow on Trees by: natashyas Views[580] Off Guard by: natashyas Views[512] very cheap market....Pondicherry..... these pots looked a bit like a contemporary art installation by: avalyn Views[1097]
     
    Green bananas at the market, hugely popular with locals, eaten daily. by: pmok Views[555] Street cats ignore the market chaos and focus on willing bits of meat to fall for them. by: swmnique Views[1172] Quilatoa Market by: moomazza Views[434] Vegetable seller along Tam Thuong Street. by: dondealban Views[929] Shop selling Christmas decors in Hanoi. by: dondealban Views[699]
     
    A fruit vendor at the Dong Xuan night market. by: dondealban Views[639] by: dondealban Views[898] by: dondealban Views[911] by: dondealban Views[1001] by: dondealban Views[932]
     
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    by: dondealban Views[698] One small section of the traveling market in the Channon, NSW. by: laurfish Views[783] You can see the carnage of the orange vendors at the Saturday market... by: arollingstone Views[595] Market in Cambodia by: stowaway Views[1345]  

     

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