When we moved there in 1985, I walked my children through the English Market in Cork. The sight of fresh catch being cleaned and sold (mostly to restaurants and shops) was invigorating. For my kids, not so much.
Excellent photo...but don't you wonder about a shop that advertises "Fresh Fish"? I mean, really, if they had old moldy fish, would they put that on a sign in front of their store. Gotta kinda assume the fish is fresh. But then again, maybe not. Take a survey of the town's citizens and find out how many have gotten sick after eating this "fresh fish." OK?
Indeed is the facade not so inviting for customers so the sign is a good hint. Now hoping that there are some passers by.
ReplyDeleteThere is something fishy going on here. ><(((('>
ReplyDelete...the signs are right to the point.
ReplyDeleteI love fish, but not to eat. I love the buildings!
ReplyDeleteAnd you can eat it outside on the bench :)
ReplyDeleteYou are recording history with all your wonderful photos, Bill. Thank you most sincerely.
ReplyDeleteGod bless.
Fun for me to see the street and I love the stone work and architecture. Have a nice day.
ReplyDeleteThat old street looks like a step back in time.
ReplyDeleteI like to buy fresh fish. Salmon, for instance, or trout.
ReplyDeleteHi Bill.
ReplyDeleteNice quiet street.
Groettie from Patricia.
Did you pick up some good fish for dinner after you took the shot?
ReplyDeleteCan't beat fresh!
ReplyDeleteMB
Good one and what a pretty street! Happy New year!
ReplyDeleteCan't be missed!
ReplyDeleteI'd much rather go in search of steak!
ReplyDeleteI call it the fish monger here.
ReplyDeleteA little misty I see from the first photo
ReplyDeleteI enjoy fish, and you can't miss these signs :)
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
Nothing fancy, but fresh!
ReplyDeleteI'd be right in there!
ReplyDeleteI haven't seen any fresh fish signs since I lived in California near the beach.
ReplyDeleteI like the slice of life you show us in your blog.
ReplyDeleteHi Bill! I haven't been by in awhile so this may not be very new but I like your new header photo! Happy New Year also!
ReplyDeleteI love seeing the architecture in your photos Bill...Thank You!
ReplyDeleteWhen we moved there in 1985, I walked my children through the English Market in Cork. The sight of fresh catch being cleaned and sold (mostly to restaurants and shops) was invigorating. For my kids, not so much.
ReplyDeleteExcellent photo...but don't you wonder about a shop that advertises "Fresh Fish"? I mean, really, if they had old moldy fish, would they put that on a sign in front of their store. Gotta kinda assume the fish is fresh. But then again, maybe not. Take a survey of the town's citizens and find out how many have gotten sick after eating this "fresh fish." OK?
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty building!
ReplyDeleteLooks inviting to me!
ReplyDeleteI'd love to sit on that little bench
ReplyDeleteThere's no doubt what's being sold there!
ReplyDeleteIf you saw a sign like that here, you'd know it was false advertisement. :-)
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