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Besides the ability to sooth your throat, quench your thirst, and relief the heat, the drink also provides some health benefits such as improving appetite & digestion and possibly inhibiting the buildup of lactic acid in the body.
A lady selling 'sai gaupe' beside the road. Sai gaupe (forgive my phonetic spelling) is a mixture of ground pork and rice which is then rolled into balls and grilled. It's usually sold with sticky rice, fresh vegetables and various sauces (invariably hot!).
An olive vendor replenishes his wares in the covered kasbah of Fez (Fès), Morocco. The old medina of Fez was designated a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1981.
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Two vendors trying to sell their pumpkins for Halloween. 🎃
He💀-"I told you that no one was going to buy them. Children are afraid of us."
She💀-"But I put on my best clothes. Wait ... someone's coming."
Few minutes later ... another buyer left and they didn't sell the pumpkins! Disappointment again ...oh no!
Anyone want pumpkins? 🎃 Happy Shocktober!
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(Display in Hershey Gardens)
Office workers in central Tokyo buying baked goods on their lunch-break.
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When entering and leaving the Silicon Valley International Auto Show in San José, California, you have to run the gauntlet known as Vendors Row. People trying to sell you all things automotive.
Sometimes a pain trying to get through, but you might also find some pretty cool stuff. At the least, you can probably find somebody who will clean your glasses for free.
Saw a few of these peanut or groundnut vendors while walking in the more urban areas of Bali. Didn't buy any though.
Anything you could ever desire from a food vending truck is here along this street at the lunch hour in Washington, DC.
Photo taken at the now closed Marin City, California, Flea Market in 1993. The vendors were free thinking people full of character and style.