This is just one of the dozens "ambulant grocery stores" we have in my neighbor every morning.
Horses help to sell all kind of vegetables. But they say they have a good salary full of carrots at the end of the day.
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That is interesting, salary in carrots. :)
Very interesting shot indeed:)
nice close up shot
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This is a very curious situation.
Where does this happeen?
The animal seems to be very tranquill. Good shot.
Nice shot :)
It would be nicer to see more quiet horses about the streets than vans racing through.
Hmmm... imagine being paid in food! :D
I didn't think anyone still did that. When I was a child, horse and wagon delivered many things.
It truly is a most beautiful shot! Good job.
~Michele~
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I think those bread rolls are for poor and homeless people.
Really..they use horses..how interesting...great for CC..I am late but there are no CC linkies..
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What a lovely peaceful way to sell vegetables! And he looks like a nice horse! (Or is it she?)
hey we got that here in our city. we call it kalesa but instead of selling groceries, you can ride it from one market to another market within the city. :)
lovely horse!
It's hard to find workers that accept carrots for payments anymore, so whatever works, eh?
Tasha
Pues más les vale que les pagen muy bien, o sino les harían huelga ! jajaja.
Te mando un fuerte abrazo, cuidate !
Muito bem, vendedores ambulantes em veículos muito especiais.
I love this 'speed' of life that this photo suggests.
Hi Rachel! Thank you for leaving a comment on my squirrel pics. I did hang in there for the shots. LOL That squirrel was pretty irritated with me!
I like your photos. It sounds like you live in a small community to have horses deliver food. I also liked your photo of the dog. When I was in Mexico helping to build a house and having VBS, there were a lot of dogs just roaming around, none appearing to have owners, except for one house we walked by. There, we heard a dog inside.
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