Wherever there are drinks on offer, you can be sure people will gather. This was taken at a flea market in a nearby town.
Here too, people are starting to gather to see what drinks are on offer. I was very early so perhaps that explains the small number of people.
Or maybe it was the rather murky looking drinks.
Finally, a more seasonal view seen in a shop window (as seen in an earlier post), with Santa gathering the reins, his lamp and a sack of presents while surrounded by all sorts of drinks. Rudolph was nowhere to be seen - maybe the drink was too much for him.
Hi A. --
ReplyDeleteWhat were those drinks -- home-made fruit wines or something like that?
Oh, and happy new year in advance to you! :)
Hi YTSL! They were labelled as rum based drinks and punches, from the Caribbean. I didn't try any - they were very, very cloudy with "things" floating in them. I suppose if the alcohol was strong enough, it wouldn't matter....
ReplyDeleteThat looks like a lovely market~ the drinks I'm not so sure about.
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year from the Saturday PhotoHunt.
I hope to see y'all next Saturday ~ bring your BLING!
Sandi
That is cool. Visiting from PH!
ReplyDeletethese look like homemade alcoholic drinks. i won't get one either if there were things floating in them. :p
ReplyDeleteMany thanks for an interesting blog, may there be many more posts in 2012. Wishing you a happy new year xx
ReplyDeleteIt seems the drinks are just good to drink. Happy New Year..My SPH is here...
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I suspect we now know how Rudolph obtained his red nose, home made Rhum punch!
ReplyDeleteA very good new year to you and yours A. I hope the year is a stormer for you!