Continuation of our trip to Kragerø.
As I said in my last post, there was no snow when we arrived there and still no snow the day after. It came the next day:)
Anyway, although the sun was shining, it was too cold. My sister and I bought hot drinks from the Thai stand.
There were stands who sells used things for cheap prizes. Want something?
an old iron press
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curved picture
cute old doll
the dog was in the market too
In this area, they sold handmade products
knitted stuffs
'santas, wool socks, potholders etc
Same here. Sweaters too
They build a Sami tent in the center
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crotheted things, jams, cards, soaps
The girl was selling her homemade cards, gift boxes and cacao with marsmallows.
I bought cacao with marsmallow:)
The girl was selling her homemade cards, gift boxes and cacao with marsmallows.
I bought cacao with marsmallow:)
Paintings for sale and warm dresses for girls
woven carpets, painted stones, glass and honey in small container. They had honey soap which I bought one piece to try because I heard the honey is good for the skin.
The most popular were the food stands. Thai food, paella, waffles. My sister and brother -in -law tried chicken barbecue from the Thai stand. I bought chicken soup. It was hot and good:)
the youth had done some experimenting
more woven carpets
A lady who was selling animals skins with furs
Anywas, we didn't stay long. It was too cold. My niece husband fetched us and drove us to their home where we would be celebrating my sister's golden years. An unusual and extra ordinary celebration which I am going to share later.
See you there:)
JOY
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ReplyDeleteRamdam na Ramdam ko ang lamig!!! Kangkapal ng mga suot. Gusto ko ung suot nung lady in Blue. I like the sweater. Akin na lang kamo. :)
ReplyDeleteLamig talaga Arnie. Hayaan mo pag nagkita uli kami, tanong ko kung bigay ang sweater:)
DeleteAng daming tinda, kaaliw siguro dyan at masaya mag ikot if it weren't so cold :) You could have sold your cute knitted toys there Mommy Joy, I'm sure sold out sila agad :)
ReplyDeleteOo nga zaizai. Puede din siguro ako magbenta don mga ginawa ko kung tagaroon ako:)
DeleteMommy Joy, unang pumasok sa isip ko is yung Farmer's Market sa Cubao ahaha :D
ReplyDeleteNaku, ang sarap mamasyal sa ganyang mga bazaar. Dapat nga lang, naka winter outfit kayo para pang laban sa lamig :)
Happy Christmas po!
*hugs*
Hi hi. Oo nga fiel-kun. Makapal naman ang coat ko, pero malamig pa rin:)
DeleteNakakatuwa pag may ganitong mga food stalls at kung anu anu pa. Minsan madami kang makikitang item na for decorations.
ReplyDeleteOo nga June. Pero mga.mahal din kaya tingin lang kami:)
Deleteyou never know what you might find at the market
ReplyDeleteYes Adam. Lots of treasures there:)
DeleteSounds like you all really were COLD that day... There's just nothing better than a hot beverage on a bitterly cold day!!!!
ReplyDeleteLooks like the Farmers' Market had alot of great items for sale.... But--I don't blame you all for not staying very long...
Merry Christmas.
Hugs,
Betsy
Yes, it was cold for us.Betsy, so hot drinks was necessary:)
DeleteMerry Christmas too:)
What an interesting, fascinating place!
ReplyDeleteYes it was McGuffy Ann:)
DeleteHi Joy!
ReplyDeleteIt looks like that might be a great place to do some last minute Christmas shopping!
Thanks for your visit to my Joy4Today blog about the Roadrunner!
Hi Esther Joy. Yes it was, although I didnt buy Christmas gifts from there:)
DeleteHow come there's no farmer's meat or fresh produce at your farmer's market?
ReplyDeleteHi Lily. I don't know Lily. Maybe there were just allowed to sell handmade products not meat or poultry:)
ReplyDeletesame thing with me , ang naalala ko dito ay iyong Farmers Market sa Cubao he he he
ReplyDeleteang cool naman, naalala ko tomorrow pa lang ako mamimili ng gifts
ReplyDeletehaha, at mukang super cold talaga dyan ahh,
Uso din po pala sa Norway and Bazaar?
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