Everyday life for people in South Africa.
Making purchases at a local supermarket.
A taxi driver commissioned by someone buying vegetables in bulk for resale, to transport them from the vegetable market to an undeveloped area (probably a squatter camp). Two trolleys loads have already been brought the rest are on their way.
The task of loading the heavy sacks of potatoes & onions will begin after about 5 trolleys have arrived and then bunches of lettuce, carrots & spinach will be packed on top of them.
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A good insight into every day life in another country.
Love your photos… insightful! 😉
Thank you 🙂
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I agree GB, great photos and a good way for us to see what everyday life is like in another country.
It’s really nice to see everyday life in your part of the world! 🙂 My thought is that celebrating every day life and activities is a wonderful way to get the most out of lie!
Very good illustrations!
You forgot to mention, though, that after the last lettuce and carrot about 35 passengers will be piled on top of that ….
You and I know that but would international bloggers believe me?
Nice collection. Thanks for sharing with us.
Oh yeah, my share this week is about Indonesian traditional cloth : batik. Hope you can have a look at it sometime.