June 5, 2011

Yellow and Red Fruits

When in season, farmers of Romania come into the cities to sell their fresh fruits. I especially relish fresh plump red (or white) cherries; so when at the start of my walk yesterday I saw this vendor selling them out of the back of her old yellow Dacia car, I took a mental note to get some on my way back home. Unfortunately, a couple of hours later I did not run into any more vendors.

 Bucharest, 2011

I got a kick out of how she was parked in the middle of the road, so I am also posting this longer view.


Plenty of yellows and reds here to link with Mellow Yellow Monday and Ruby Tuesday.

19 comments:

  1. It must be fun to be in a city with such lax laws regarding street food (I mean that seriously we have so many restrictions it is a wonder we are allowed to buy food at all!)

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  2. Nice old car. Loads of yummy cherries in beijing too. Haha, I saw a few vendors on the run the other day, on tricycles. I think one spotted a police/person of authority approaching, and alerted the others. The sure packed up quickly!

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  3. You can't be missed if you're parked in the middle of the road:-)

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  4. interesting parking! and i thought we're notorious here.:p

    i'd love some cherries, too! hey're expensive here.:{

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  5. I love cherries but like Luna, they're really expensive here, too. Her car is really parked randomly! But it looks very nice with the red&white cloth :-D

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  6. You can't beat farm fresh produce!

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  7. The killer E.Coli bacteria has made everyone in Europe look at fresh fruit and vegetables with different eyes, but who can resist such nice display in the back of a car? :-)

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  8. A great way to sell their produce. Easy and fast! ^_^

    MYM

    RT

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  9. Wonderful color in the close-up, and humor in the long view, Francisca. A delightful post!
    — K

    Kay, Alberta, Canada
    An Unfittie's Guide to Adventurous Travel

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  10. oh, what beautiful bounty. I'm only sorry you didn't score some Francisca. I love the combination of yellow and red in these photos. have a great week.

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  11. I just bought a bunch of cherries! they are so good this time of year.

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  12. Gotta' buy em when ya sees em ;>).. i love to buy from street vendors and farmers trucks, although in FL some farmers make it a business, they hire homeless types and station them every few miles with their watermelon stands -- they come back and pick them up at the end of the day.

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  13. Cherries! I'd be the first to look if I were there. :)

    My entries:
    Moms...Check Nyo
    Yummy-as-can-be

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  14. Heehee, not much different from the ones I see in my side of QC, but no cherries. :D

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  15. yes, i was at the Manila FAME. it's getting smaller every year...sad. :(

    i can only enjoy cherries when i get from friends or relatives coming home from the abroad.:p otherwise, couldn't afford it @ P20 each! LOL

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  16. In the middle of the street?!! Okay....if it works. My goodness. [also must tell you I love your row boat under the bridge post/photo!!]


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    Have a great Tuesday. Hope you can find time to stop by and shout out a 'howdy do'.

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  17. Hmmm. Parking in the middle of the road is one way to get noticed!

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  18. being in the middle of the road and bright yellow should help her sell all of her stuff!

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