Springvale was once to be where Vietnamese refugees lived. The area is now so prosperous for Asian shopping.
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Springvale was once to be where Vietnamese refugees lived. The area is now so prosperous for Asian shopping.
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A busy shopkeeper hard at work.
ReplyDeleteI am trying a different style in this series
DeleteFor some reason your photo does not come up on my computer, just a black rectangle. Your earlier posts come up just fine. Is the format different on this one?
ReplyDeleteBlogspot is becoming weird lately again. It happened to me when I scrolled others' posts
DeleteMeticulous work.
ReplyDeleteThe daily chore
DeleteA really great photo. Have a nice day.
ReplyDeleteThank you very kindly
DeleteUn lugar con historia según parece. Nunca hay que olvidar la historia de los lugares.
ReplyDeleteThe generations will pass it on
DeleteNice
ReplyDeleteNo se por qué pero los asiáticos son gente muy productiva.
ReplyDeleteMore East Asians.
DeleteTiene una antigua historia y una cultura diferente.
ReplyDeleteI like their food
DeleteYou took a great shot!
ReplyDeleteIt was in the moment
DeleteI like this photo. It reminds me of my beloved honolulu Chinatown. Aloha to you my friend
ReplyDeleteSimilar scene around the world
DeleteThe migrant population is always hard working.
ReplyDeletenot crowd shoppers like in our areas....
ReplyDeletegreat capture
Hello :=) Another great shot of an every day happenings.These kinds of small businesses do well to stock Asian food that can't be found in large super markets, and the food is so delicious.
ReplyDeleteHave a good day
All the best
Sonjia.
Lovely daily life shot #FriendshipFriday
ReplyDeleteThe deformation due to the wide angle, has charm.
ReplyDeleteGreetings
Great shot Thanks so much for popping over and participating and sharing at #WW 14. See you again next week!
ReplyDeleteYou captured exactly what I love most about Asian shops, Roentare. You can examine the produce closely and pick the best there. And often it's not long from the fields. Enjoy the upcoming week!
ReplyDeleteMe parece interesante. Besos.
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