The market street in central Thesaloniki or Salon was like a Walmart on crack. Seriously! you could probably find anything you want. And much more you don't!
When we first entered the market, we saw this:
Piggies, bunnies, little lambs, and big carnivore. I don't think there was a limit to the kinds of meat products you could buy here. The smells were a big strong, but it was an education to see all these animals hung like this, like China town with a twist.
The seafood section was just as interesting. I got flashbacks to the the Market in Seattle. No Kidding!
I think, at one point I even saw some fish being thrown.
but mostly, just a bunch of Squidworths on ice. SpongeBob was MIA.
the spice store:
The linen and clothing section:
Produce:
The Olives!
Yep, This was one of my highlights! I could taste them all freely to see which ones I wanted. That is my kind of shopping. :)
After we left the market we hit up a cafe. Coffee and sweets, Life is good.
When we first entered the market, we saw this:
Piggies, bunnies, little lambs, and big carnivore. I don't think there was a limit to the kinds of meat products you could buy here. The smells were a big strong, but it was an education to see all these animals hung like this, like China town with a twist.
The seafood section was just as interesting. I got flashbacks to the the Market in Seattle. No Kidding!
I think, at one point I even saw some fish being thrown.
but mostly, just a bunch of Squidworths on ice. SpongeBob was MIA.
the spice store:
The linen and clothing section:
Produce:
The Olives!
Yep, This was one of my highlights! I could taste them all freely to see which ones I wanted. That is my kind of shopping. :)
After we left the market we hit up a cafe. Coffee and sweets, Life is good.
2 comments:
Hi there, I really must catch up with your blog, it looks so interesting. I have to say though that I couldn't live in some of the places you show us. Dead animals hanging up and stray cats and dogs, would bring me to tears. I am such a big softie where animals are concerned.
I am so happy to hear from you! I love reading your blog, and your love of animals! I am the same. Seeing them on the street breaks my heart. I rescued one kitten this winter. HE fills my life with joy. :)
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