There's a number of jokes around about how Canadians can endure the cold. Now you can add open air market to the list. I'd be interested to know if this would only happen in Canada.
Friday, December 16, 2011
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There's a number of jokes around about how Canadians can endure the cold. Now you can add open air market to the list. I'd be interested to know if this would only happen in Canada.
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You would think so but I read a blog post this evening with photos from an outdoor flea market in NYC. Only WE would sell sandals and crocs at this time of year, though. ;)
ReplyDeleteI like the Blackhawks jacket, Andy. Guess they don't have open air markets in December in Chicago.
ReplyDeleteI would guess those cozy slippers on the right would sell well, but I'm not sure about the sandals.
K
Since my posting I have viewed another outdoor market here. It looks like it might be open only over the Christmas season.
ReplyDeleteNope, we've got 'em here too, big time!
ReplyDeleteI remember being in York in the winter and the market in the square seemed to doing a brisk business.
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