~In My Home Town, Under The Bridge~
...the festivities are long gone and everything is back to his normal do. My favorite place was surely here at the Waal. Where people created a cozy atmosphere and therefore the rush elsewhere in the city quickly forgot. When I walked around I enjoyed the self-created seats, and curious about what those two gentlemen had to offer. To my surprise, the man with the converted firetruck put a record on and great jazz music coming from the loudspeakers. This I haven't heard during my walk. Well, this is my cup of tea and so I ordered something to drink, sat down on a public bench, I've listened to the music and enjoyed the surroundings on a perfect day...
(The other one who was standing by with the decorated trolley, used this for baking pancakes. Haven't tasted them, but his presentation looks good)Images, by Audrey
Yesterday was a national festivity here in Switzerland but there are no such beautiful places and markets like in Holland, just sausages and beer! :-)))))
ReplyDeleteWow, your photos are always beautiful, Audrey. You have captured an incredible color. I'm a big fun of vintage items.
Glad to hear you have enjoyed.
XOxo
This look like so much fun! Love markets and that kind of events :-) Feels so natural and real.
ReplyDeleteHoi Audrey,
ReplyDeleteWat een mooie, sfeervolle foto's heb je gemaakt, de kleuren zijn zo helder. Je voelt gewoon de relaxte sfeer in dat stukje Nijmegen, een kleine oase van rust, met de niet voor te stellen drukte van de zomerfeesten in de stad om de hoek. Heerlijk om daar even een kopje koffie te drinken en gewoon even te zitten.
Groet, Jenny