Farmers Markets have come up from time to time on this blog. I have written previously about my wife's 3rd great-grandmother
Susanna Euler Rech selling eggs, fruit and garden produce at the Fourth Street Market in Evansville, Indiana. On a different branch of her tree, her 4th great-grandfather
Francois Antoine Halter may have sold produce at the famous French Market of New Orleans, or he very likely shopped there. I have covered a smaller type of market,
Musgrave Orchards, which sold cider and apples straight from the farm.
In this post, I have a collection of photos from two famous markets I visited in April, the Grand Bazaar of Istanbul, and Pike Place Market in Seattle. Each were unique, with their sounds, smells, and samples to taste.
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| Photo by Patrick Jones. Grand Bazaar, Istanbul, 16 Apr 2015. |
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| Photo by Patrick Jones. Fish Market, Pike Place, Seattle, 25 Apr 2015. |
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| Photo by Patrick Jones. Grand Bazaar, Istanbul, 16 Apr 2015. |
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| Photo by Patrick Jones. Istanbul markets. |
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| Photo by Patrick Jones. Pike Place Market. Hot cider samples. |
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| Photo by Patrick Jones. Grand Bazaar, Istanbul. Dried fruits and nuts. |
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