With over 150 stalls displaying every thing you could imagine today my favourite village, Yungaburra, was holding its monthly market. It certainly lived up to its reputation as being the best markets on the Tablelands. Only drawback was every one started packing up at mid-day and we had only arrived at 11am so it was a hurried look around. The standard of produce and products was very high. I hope we get another chance to visit these markets before we head home.
These are just a few photos I managed to take. There was so much to look at.
When the market closed we went over to the local hall to browse around the hundreds of books at the annual book fair. I found two beauties about sketching and art, my passion at the moment. So I came home happy.
Now that is my kind of Market.. Home-Grown, Home made, old books and to top it all off Good Music and company 🙂 thank you Pauline…
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I love to find the local markets when we are travelling they are always good value
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Brilliant, lots of fun, I love the tea cosies, what a job to stay on the stilts, her outfit was very creative with the pages attached to her skirt. You can’t beat fresh produce though can you. xxx Rae
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G’day Rae, I thought the tea cosies were very imaginative and she had a sign saying she would knit them to be custom made to the size of your tea pot. How good is that?
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Looks like a wonderful place to browse, Pommepal. I love the photo the smiley lady in the red hat at her fresh produce stall. 🙂
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She was so proud of all the produce that she had grown herself. Next time we will get there earlier as I did not know it closed at 12 noon.
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Oh, how wonderful!
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Thanks Cindy
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My kind of place
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Thanks for coming for a walk around the markets with me. I love country markets
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