The purpose of visiting the wonderful Brussels markets seems to have shifted from buying fresh vegetables or roasted chicken to taking the aperitivo, socializing, talking, people watching ...
The lady in the photograph spoke with a British accent. Even though I could guess her origin, I asked where she was from and she replied that her husband was German ;). She did answer my second question totally to the point and said that it was perfectly ok for me to take her picture and post it on This is Belgium.
socializing. that's what i like most about food markets...
ReplyDeleteAnd where did she come from? She noticed only her husband as answer on your question.
ReplyDeleteTout à fait charmant ! Je me trouve propulsée en un autre pays et un autre temps : aux marchés de Noël en Allemagne ! CP45 rbypin
ReplyDeleteIt is great when people are happy to have their photos posted. Cheers Diane
ReplyDeleteCiao Anni, ma quant'è bella la signora, ha un viso simpaticissimo!
ReplyDeleteSorridente giornata!
This is belgium = internationaal, Anni !
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a charming and sweet lady. She like's the bubbels!
ReplyDeleteThe last market we shopped at before leaving Europe!
ReplyDeleteWhat a super atmosphere!
I do love markets like this and they are a fun place to socialize! She does look happy! Great captures for the day as always, Anni! Have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteSylvia
Waw, nice!
ReplyDeleteI suspect she might be doing both Anni, I bet that pull along is filled with goodies! She looks like a character, love the red hair.
ReplyDeleteA woman who enjoys life.
ReplyDeleteDo not tell me that she is wrong
She certainly had a big smile on her face! You usually won't find many people who will let you take their picture. Nice images ~ :)
ReplyDeleteHallo Anni,
ReplyDeleteKnappe sfeerfoto's van de markt (op het Flagey plein denk ik?)
Groetjes,
Frans
nice portraits... and the lady looks adorable!
ReplyDeleteFunny and great to meet such people.
ReplyDeleteGreetings,
Filip
J'aime l'ambiance des marchés. Sympahtique la Dame au cheveux roux !
ReplyDeleteOh, absolutely! I very rarely go to markets now without taking someone with me. They are much less intriguing alone!
ReplyDeleteOn a un petit marché ici le samedi matin mais surtout pour les fruits et légumes – et les prix sont le double du supermarché. J’ai vu Liege ce matin en direct à cause du Tour de France. Cela doit être une bien jolie ville.
ReplyDeleteLove the market and gathering of people.
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