Tuesday, 11 December 2007

Green grocery, Kogarah




We really are spoiled with fresh fruit and vegies in this country. This is a typical suburban fruit and veg shop. And it's apricot, plum and cherry season - my favourites!
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12 comments:

  1. Fabrizio Zanelli11 December, 2007 21:30

    Wonderful colours (or colors?) :-) I like me too to see fruit in a grocery or in open markets (Do you have open markets too?)

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  2. ~tanty~11 December, 2007 22:05

    They look sooo fresh. I love fruits and vegetables, they are very healthy :)

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  3. Jilly12 December, 2007 04:31

    Wonderful photos of all those fruit and veggies. You are so right, I recall with such pleasure the wonderful fresh food of Australia.

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  4. marley12 December, 2007 08:21

    Love the look of all this fresh produce, such a good selection.

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  5. GMG12 December, 2007 10:30

    Beautiful shots! Always loved to see fresh fruit and vegetables stands...
    I'll be out from Wednesday through Sunday, but meanwhile leave you in Amsterdam, should you wish to take a break!
    Enjoy and have a great week!

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  6. Ioanna12 December, 2007 18:50

    How beautiful, fresh photos!

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  7. Pat13 December, 2007 04:48

    Ohhhh, yummy! What a wonderful array of "fresh"!

    So nice to be viewing your blog again Sally. Been awhile since I checked in.


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  8. Gwen14 December, 2007 01:49

    Outdoor markets like these are fantastic.

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  9. Bergson14 December, 2007 23:07

    A very coloured display.
    I will come to make my races because on our premises in winter the market are a little sad

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  10. Keropokman18 December, 2007 21:11

    reminds me of Richmond or Springvale in Victoria.

    the fruits and veggies in Aust is really fresh and big!

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  11. Anonymous22 December, 2007 14:42

    Spoilt for choice? Really! Have you never travelled? We are no more spoiled for choice as most other places.

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  12. Anonymous11 July, 2008 13:59

    The fruit and veggies in this shop are not nearly as fresh as the one a few shops down.

    How would I know? I live in this suburb and am a frequent shopper.

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