A TOUR OF MARKETS 🏬 #PhotoFriday #Photography 📷📱

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OLD TOWN MARKET, SAN DIEGO CALIFORNIA

The shops and boutiques of Old Town San Diego are a top destination for ceramics, jewelry and other handcrafted items. Featuring a festive atmosphere, they capture the cultural history of San Diego. The Old Town San Diego Market offers galleries and a Southwestern-style marketplace.

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GROCERY STORE IN NEMI (ROME) ITALY

This deli in Nemi, a suburb of Rome, has everything beautifully displayed. The area is known for wild strawberries, from which they make liqueurs, preserves, etc.


CARPET MARKET IN KUSADASI TÜRKIYE

From silk worms to hand-woven finished product, this carpet factory is a one-stop shop!

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7 thoughts on “A TOUR OF MARKETS 🏬 #PhotoFriday #Photography 📷📱

  1. These are fabulous markets Debbie. I never got to San Diego when visiting California. I would have liked to see their world-class zoo. That Italian market has so many items – I’d stand there for hours checking everything out. I was in Ephesus too as a one-day tour on a Greek cruise. It was so amazing to think of an entire city unearthed. Our ship was docked in Kusadasi but I don’t remember going to a market of that type – I wish we had but I would not have bought a rug either. We never visited Patmos. On the last day of our cruise, our tour guide took another single passenger in the group and me ashore in Mykonos to see a friend of his. We spent a night going to different places to eat/drink and the friend bought Anthony (tour guide) and Lynn and I each a fancy container of figs. I had never had figs before (except a Fig Newton). 🙂 I brought them home and the family and I enjoyed them.

    1. Thanks, Linda! 🙂 My parents moved to San Diego in 1974 and lived there for the rest of their lives, so I was a frequent visitor. It’s a veritable paradise with glorious weather most of the time. 💖 I did visit the zoo early on. It’s huge! Yes, I thought that store in Italy was photo-worthy. My sister-in-law (who lives there) bought a lot of stuff. 🍽️ We took the Greek Islands cruise in 2013. It was 5 days and included Mykonos, Kusadasi (Ephesus), Patmos, Rhodes, Crete and Santorini. Loved it! Sounds like you enjoyed yours as well, especially that night in Mykonos. 😀 Weren’t the figs amazing? The ones you get here don’t really compare.