Fireflame Chillies
I love street markets, no matter where in the world they are. Its the combinations of colors, activity and people that make them so fascinating. Here is a selection of images taken at the Matakana Market, a farmers’ market held during the summer at Matakana Village, an hour’s drive north of Auckland.

Fireflame, that’s on medium please!

“Now you need to understand some of the finer points about chillies”

“Which one would you like to try first?”

You’ll need to visit Puhoi to see the “Big Cheese”

“And now for a we spell to turn this into the perfect organic crepe”

Why can’t I grow basil like that?

“This, Monsieur, is the perfect pastry for you”
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This entry was posted on June 28, 2013 by alphathread. It was filed under Chris Gregory, Exploration, Matakana, New Zealand, Northland, People, Travel and was tagged with basil, farmers' market, fireflame chillies, food, lime kurd, Matakana Market, organic crepes, pastry, village baker.
Wonderful pictures. One can nearly see the freshness of the products…
July 2, 2013 at 6:26 am
Thanks Rabirius, That is one of the reasons I love farmers’ and other street markets – fresh food and color.
July 2, 2013 at 11:49 pm