fresh fish market by jocko500
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The man you see had brought us to the fish market. i was thinking of fresh fish cut up laying on ice . But as you see the freeze there. I wish i took a photo of the fish in the freeze. They was just warp in plastic whole , not even gutted; frozen fresh that day. Wer did not have any good knives to do the work so by the time my friend wife was finish with the dentist that day she was staving as she just had two cups of coffee that day and it was 6PM. we went to a place that you can eat fish and my friend ask if they would cut the fish up for us. They did. But of course we ate fish they had ready so we took the fish they cut up and we going to eat it today. The fish had defrosted by that time. still cold at lest.
I did not take a photo of the plate of fish we ate there.
I also wish I took a photo of the bakery ovens as it looks surreal to me. Oh well; guess we all do that thinking after we left and at the end of the day wish we took a lot of other photos of stuff we saw.
oh this place is by the airport. all i know is turn right going out the airport go straight at a Y in the road then turn right at the first road you can as it will be a one way street. go down about six blocks and start looking down streets to the left to see Polo . the name is on the wall. i will show the outside tomorrow. It way away from the tourist area for sure.
as a matter of fact if you go to these tourist towns get away from where the guides bring all the people. You would be paying too much as the guides get a cut in the action. This man is a christian and will not charge us.
Comments (47)
Good thing it is time for lunch. Now you've made me hungry. AGAIN!
Another great shoot from your Mexico Trip my friend!
amazing capture ! great report ont a normal life !!!
I miss those fishing days when we had a lot of fish to eat. Aloha
What a cool colorful fish place! And I guess taking pictures is just like doing renders. As soon as you think you're done you think of something else you could have added to the scene or whatever. Great shot!
Oh how beautifully painted. :)))) The man in this image looks to be very nice and friendly. :)))) It was most sweet of him to give you all the fish. :))))) So for dinner tonite you all will be having fish. :)))) Eating fish is very healthy. :)))) Have a most wonderful meal my friend. :))) Most excellent capture my friend. :))) Thank you for sharing. :)))) Carry A Smile In Your Heart :)))))
I think the picture shows he is a Christian - lol.... I really like how the artist made his Polo name with the fish, and the white and black outline
Very nice picture of the fish market. I wonder if local citizens are depicted along with Christ on the boat at the right?
wonderful image !
What a great photo Jock, and thanks so much for sharing a pic of the fish market as I requested yesterday. Nice that the man is a Christian, and I love the beautiful murals he has in his shop.
the man is our guide here. the owner is just off to the right out of the photo. wish I had took more photos so i can make a piano out of it. lol that an after thought
looks very appetizing.
A fine photo and good information, Jocko! Thank you very much!
Wonderful mural on the walls!!
A nice colorful shop and he looks like a happy person.Fine pisture.
Wonderful people and scene shot, Jocko!
So very interesting!
Wonderful capture! Well at least fish don't make you fat. ;D
Cool murals on his walls!
Super shot Jock :)
Very beautiful photo shot Jock.
A really excellent and happy shot here :)
Excellent capture!
Wonderful capture and great narrative Jock
GREAT SHOT
cool place and shot!!
very detailed and beautiful work
Great clarity and color in this shot of the fish market, Jock. Do you mean to imply that just because someone is a Christian that they don't charge for food or goods? Mexico would go broke if that was the case.
Yummm - now you have me thinking about some nice tilapia on the grill.... A great series of photos, Jock!
I am implying that the man here got us some good deals the same as the Mexican people pay the same prices. if they see american they will jack the price up some