Morning Market

Don't look too closely!

Une série absolument magnifique et joliment rendue avec superbe marché diversifiéet bien fourni... Passez une bonne journée salutaire et soyez prudent.

Merci bien, Malik.

GLORIOUS PLACES !!
I LOVED THE STREET MARKETS IN HK !!

WONDERFUL SERIES

THANK YOU VERY MUCH, PAM. I IMAGINE THE STREET MARKETS ARE SIMILAR RIGHT THROUGH EASTERN ASIA. BIG HUGGSSS.

Very nice and lively.
This reminds me of the markets in Thailand and China...

Thank you, I'm sure they're all very similar.

Beautiful and interesrting series from a country we see not often on ipernity!!!!!!!******

Thank you very much.

a vivid beautiful market scene

Thank you, Annemarie.

I love such markets though I'd be very careful! At least you haven't photographed any yummy rats;-)

Thanks, Gudrun. I think that sometimes it pays to just look. :-)

Wow, what a lovely colourful images George.

Thank you, Jaap.

beautifully multi colored

Thank you, Christel.

A great series full of colour and life.

Thank you, Jean.

I love all these, George. I have a passion for markets....
Giant hugs to you and Pauline...

Thank you, Diana. I hope there's no shortage of bubble wrap for the packing. :-) Big huggss and best wishes. xx

Awesome market shots! Stay well!

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Thank you, William.

Great market scenes ! Exotic and colorful ! Thanks for these impressive pictures !

Thank you very much, Ulrich.

Superb market display of the matchless Laos !

Merci bien, Léopold.

Lively and colourful street market scenes George. Beautifully captured. Have a good week.

Thank you, Carol.

A fantastic documentary, George!
However, compared to documentary reports on markets in Wuhan, China, the markets of Luang Praban still seem to be reasonably orderly and hygienic.

Thank you very much. I suspect they're fairly similar in style, though there may well be differences in what's available - I saw no bats here.

Good work, love the whole series George.
Take care my friend.

Thank you, June.

A fabulous series George. Yes definitely some things we would not choose to eat and I wish the wet markets were a thing of the past also. An interesting look into a very different way of life.
Take care.

Thank you, Rosa. I think the main thing in these places is to stick to food which has been cooked. It's certainly different to the average supermarket though!

A great series George and also an eye opener for anybody not seeing markets like this before. No freezers keeping things cool here -just a slop of water no doubt but normally it all goes OK for the locals.

Keep safe. Herb

Thanks, Herb. Yes, the usual food standards just don't apply!

...and we can see their smile...

Excellent! But there is doubt about bats, pangolins and wet markets as Wuhan is more north than the traditional locations for these viruses. Still, I don't think anyone really knows (unless some Chinees officials know!)

Many thanks, Andy. I'd be surprised if bats in Asia don't go further north than Wuhan, as it's slightly closer to the equator than Sydney and the bats here extend as far south as Melbourne.

There are certain market stalls that would be best avoided I fear. Nevertheless you have shown us the colourful culture and general busyness here.
Keep safe and happy, George.

There are probably some things there I wouldn't eat, but I love these outdoor markets and wish that our culture wasn't as concerned about everything being sanitized and wasn't all Macdonalds and fast food.

I think the main thing is to be careful of eating anything that isn't well cooked, Ron.

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j'ai connu Luang-Prabang en 1991. Seules les tenues vestimentaires semblent avoir changées.

I don't think much would have changed across Laos since your visit, apart from more motor cycles and endless mobile phones.

very beautiful series of day life scenes so characteristic !

Thank you, Nora.

Thanks again, George.

Trust you are doing well and Pauline also.

Thank you, Ron. Pauline has resumed treatment, which is a relief.

We are planning on doing some hiking near the Washington-Idaho border, a place called Liberty Lake.

Just great !
That a planetary virus has emerged from these ancestral traditions shocks my common sense. Or in this case it is only natural, and already common in the past of mankind.
It is not as dramatic a scourge as has transformed our sensibilities and our vulnerable western societies...... We definitely need to get back to our natural roots: this is the only lesson, in my opinion, of this Covid.
I do like your beautiful and so evocative series.

Thank you for your visit and kind comments, Eric. An unlikely benefit of the virus "self isolation" has been that I have revisited my photos of Laos from some years ago - after I returned home from the trip I became busy and had never really looked at most of them!