Rain, heavy rain. Wet shoes. Three hours of sleep, as of my late arrival to Georgia at three in the morning. Feeling disappointed, as all agencies are closed of a low season time. Finally found a private driver, to book a trip for the next day, but Okatse Canyon is closed anyway. Not a very good first day of my trip. Wondering around. Keep looking for a little salvation of my miserable state. Turning, going indoor. Then, boooom. A huge u-turn. From the gray and sad surroundings of Kutaisis, that rainy day, in to the vibrant, colorful market. So full of life, so full of people. Food, from nuts to wine, from cheese to figs. Meat, fruits, vegetables, dairy, clothes, wine, chargers, bulbs… and more. Sellers working, engaging and interacting with each other, with customers. Loud noises. People discussing, god knows what, I don`t speak the language, but probably anything and everything. And what do I do? Thought, hungry, ready to buy a food, had to grab my camera first to take some photos of this definitely, for sure my favorite (!), a very buzzing place.
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This is a wonderful album, and this place would cheer me up, too, I love such markets. There is one shot, the 14th, I think, which made me smile. A a gentleman in a knit hat is eyeing his watch, and his posture looks exactly like a doctor taking a pulse, in this case, checking on the health of some salad greens.
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Hahaha, maybe that`s how you check if vegetables are still fresh in Georgia. I appreciate your time on my post and your comment. Thank you. Markets are my favorite too!
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Such colors! I bet there were many sounds and aromas also. I am thankful you share your adventures.
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Aroma, smell (not so joyful in some corners sometimes 😉 and interaction. Love witness that in new places. I am grateful I can share. Thank you for your time and comment!
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beautifully captured
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Thank you.
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I was generally disappointed with Georgia though
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Oh really? Might I ask why?
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Don’t know – just didn’t like it. Really disliked Tbilisi – decided to come home early
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Fair enough. We all like different places. Thank you for answering!
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The traffic in Tbilisi was awful and it was 38C too
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Hehe, yes roads in Georgia are definitely not so great.
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How beautifully you incorporate simplicities! As always another loving share!
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So lovely and exciting! Wonderful photos!
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What amazing colours and scenes. So vibrant it must have been a feast for your senses?
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It is a very vibrant place and a good spot to observe people too. Yes it was a feast. Thank you for checking this post! I really loved my time in Georgia.
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