Thai market

This time it is a Thai market I want to show you. The first photo is showing a stall with some food, I don't know what it all is, but some of it lokks good. I saind some of it!

Then we have a more typical market place, with veggies for sale, somewhere in Thailand.

Selling fruit

It is not always easy growing up, especially if you live in a country like The Gambia, in need of building up the infrastructure and a lot moore to help the one in need.

Here is two kids I found in the market in Banjul, selling fruits, mostly bananas.

And here you have some more fruit, mango, just to pick from the tree.

African market - with more fish

Hallo again! Just came back from Africa, where I wisited The Gambia, a small country on the west coast.

And I give you more photos of fish, this time from Albert market in Banjul, the capital. It is a big smelly and amazing market with everything from food to clothes and things for your home.

Here is some dried fishes and their remains for sale.

And here is some more stuff on the market, just outside the market gates.
Will bring you a lot more photos from my recent African trip later...

Here you can read my other fish stories:
http://agnetanisbeth.blogspot.com/2012/01/more-fishes.html
http://agnetanisbeth.blogspot.com/2012/01/fish-but-no-chips.html

New flavors

One really good thing about traveling abroad is taste new flavors, new food that you have not tested yet at home.
Sometimes it is going to be amazingly good, other times not so much.

The women here in the picture is from a small foodmarket outside Kota Kinabalu in Borneo, Malaysia. She sold small pies and homebaked bread.

Here is a pic from abowe, where the food market sold there home made stuff, you can see the rain forest in the background.

The other photo is from one of my hotel's in Borneo, Malaysia. Is just the spice section - where you could add some hot spices or sauce to your plate.