One of the best ways to see how the locals live, I’ve found, is to visit the market. Alas, on such a trip, words fail me—mostly because I don’t always know what I’m looking at and a language barrier prevents a lot of question-asking. So I’ll let some pictures do the talking this time:
One of the thoroughfares around the market in Kyotera
Plenty of fresh veggies
Drying peanuts in the sun
Dried mudfish, each about the size of a silver dollar
Raw fish is available, too! These are Nile perch.
Bunches of bananas
Beans
Venders get one or two tables, depending on how many wares they have to sell
Shopping for the ingredients for breakfast
Categories: Food/Drink, Leisure/Travel, Personal Narrative, Photography, World
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