Hey folks, another Wednesday is here, and I'm excited to contribute to the #wednesdaywalk challenge, initiatiated by 
Sometime last week, I visited Ariaria Int'l Market to run errands for my sister. She wanted me to buy polo t-shirts and caps for her women's group, which I gladly obliged.
As I walked through the busy street of Araria market, checking out polo t-shirts and gathering samples at different shops, I found myself drawn to the vibrant scenes around me. From colorful displays of wares, busy shoppers, to market agents, who are on the lookout for shoppers they could connect with shop owners, I couldn't help but capture some of the scenes. Of course, I already have my phone ready for the task ahead. Hehehe.
I tell you this: if you're not careful, you'll be overwhelmed by the sights and sounds of Ariaria Int'l Market. 馃槀 Every corner of the market is buzzing with activity. Sometimes, I fear visiting, not to mention shopping there. Lol. Gosh!
Let's see the photos...
Beautiful 2-in-1 traveler's bags.
Bodyless mannequins, sampling trendy shorts, Gen Z wears. 馃槄
Mini mannequins, sampling children's traditional and everyday attire. Aren't they handsome?
Aren't these hangers cool?
Trendy mats with beautiful design!
Roadside food vendors at strategic locations.
Trendy Jean pants and local bead jewelry.
A vendor setting up shop by the roadside. She's got some colorful plastic home needs there.
Crossing a shallow gutter 馃槀 I was a bit scared, though. I hope to share about my fear for depths someday.
The last stop - a roadside pastry shop . I stopped by and bought some buns. 馃槀
That's a wrap.
I invite you to be part of this challenge. You know, taking a walk is a healthy practice, so take out time, go for a walk, and while at it, capture some pictures. Then come share them with us next Wednesday. I'll be looking forward to reading your post.
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Still the #threadsaddict 馃槀
