Buskers are a part of street life. They give a vibe and a happy atmosphere to any area they perform in.
Last Autumn we were in Hobart, Tasmania. Most days the weather was perfect, (see more posts here) but the day we chose to go to Salamanca Markets (see that post here) it rained. It hadn’t put people off, the markets were crowded. They are known as the biggest and best in Australia.
I was drawn toward the cheerful drone of the bagpipes and the beat of the drum.
The rain did not stop them.
How cold and wet they look, but the Irish jig music they were playing was a cheerful sound.
I’m sure they appreciated this little girl’s donation.
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What great photos! I love Hobart!
Thanks Cindy, I’d love to go back there again
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such fun PP, I love Scottish bands, and dancing in the street, what a good day to go to the markets … we went too and found it really crowded but vibrant 🙂
I love markets Christine and this was one of the best
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Thank you for the link Dawn. Our homeless people have a warmer climate to survive in, but it is still a sad existence.
I had trouble getting my pingback through the daily post this week, and I am not the only one, but it is good to see that some did get published. Nice post. Mine was here:http://forestwoodfolkart.wordpress.com/2014/03/29/weekly-photo-challenge-street-life/
Just been for a look see, interesting how people perform. WP can some times be quite frustrating.
PS but I still love it… 🙂
yes it is fun, that is for sure.
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