A few weeks ago, during the Melbourne Welcome orientation program, we visited the Queen Victoria Market during the day. (There a picture of me tasting wine at the market in
an earlier post.)
During the summer Wednesday nights, the market is also open, but has a very different feel from the market during the day. Some of my friends from Melbourne Welcome decided to go to the market yesterday, and I went along with them to check it out. It was exciting seeing so many Melbournians and visitors gathered together in one place! There was so much going on!
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Immediately when we arrived, we saw performances everywhere! |
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The market was so crowded! |
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So many food stands! Because of all the people, walking around and checking out what's available took a long time! |
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Wow! Look at those gigantic pans cooking fideuà! (Fideuà is like paelle but it uses noodles instead.) |
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Everything looked great, but I think my mind was set on the fideuà once I saw it! |
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Here was something of interest. They used machine to cut up a potatoes into spirals, without
separating them into pieces. Then they deep fried these potatoes. |
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Here's the result! I saw so many people with these around the market. (But I didn't get one.) |
Unfortunately, this is the last night market of this summer. The next one will take place at the start of the next summer near the end of 2012. Oh well, I guess this means I have to move on and explore other things! I'm glad I got the chance to see this before it ended though.
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