Market day. Everything very pretty and oh-so-European-looking. Reminds me of glossy pics from the food magazines. Except, Now I’m Here!!
Really pretty food, subtly arranged, all quite luscious in appearance. Bio, as in French, indicates organic.
Lovely chantrelle mushrooms (I think — myco-biology, anyone?).
And raspberries, blueberries, strawberries, plums, ground cherries…
Plus the usual flea market “junk,” of infinite appeal to my father and Liliana (SHINY! SPARKLY! CHEAP!).
And the “fleishe.” Nicholas kept admonishing Liliana not to look!
Prettier stuff around the corner.
As for these, umm, well, not entirely certain of their origin or intended purpose. They were, however, in the flower section.
And in the midst of the idyllic wandering, this behemoth blasts along and reminds us of why we’re in Berlin.
Ah yes.
The games commence officially this Friday. We continue to wander until then.
See how good I am with the comments. Ah hah you say! Nothing better to do with her time. As she is not overseas. Not so at all.
I love the sparkly stuff. Just for the record. I would be buying the sparkly stuff. Do they have flea markets. There is really nothing like a good overseas flea market.
And why can’t we have those cute little chalk (spelling?) boards? Why? The fruit is fruit. It’s pretty and all. But those cute little chalk boards – they kill me.
Mary
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AAHHH!! it all reminds me of when my mother and father used to go to the Markets with their vegetable so long ago!! Great memories!
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Were your parents selling vegetables or buying?
Tried to get Dad to eat a street-vendor bratwurst yesterday. He declined and had weiss beer instead. Didn’t like the wheat beer — too tart for him.
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My parents at one point in time had a vegetable market with my Opa. I was young but remember it very clearly.
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I think those green things are poppy seed pods are they not? Big poppies…good for opium? I’m sure that’s not their current purpose….;)
love the market. why can’t we have cute little woven baskets for our fruit?
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