The diarygame 05/03/2021; Share your market.

Every single day presents to us new dreams and aspirations. We never want to get tired of working harder to reach every single one of them. Our dreams keep getting bigger and better so far as we exist as humans. We may not be there yet but that won't stop us from reaching them. After all, we see some sort of progress. Sharing a great piece to all my readers is one of the excitement l cannot trade for any other thing. It is a beautiful day to celebrate and this is how l take it.

Stepping out today is different since it is Friday. Every Friday gives us a different reason to share something unique that is going on around different parts of the world. It is usually sharing of market experience. Apart from the fun of sharing with you, l equally cherish the joy of being at the market too. Women are the most ones seen at the market always. Some few men usually visit the market and sometimes find it difficult in passing through the place. The very few men that often visit the markets are certainly used to the market environment. But those that barely do will always find difficulties in locating areas where their needed items are sold.

Today took me to a shop here at the central market of Kumasi. This part of the marketplace is called Adum. It isn't as crowded and busy as other parts of the markets. Here, human and vehicular movements are so good and gentle for people to explore the marketplace. This shop sells only cloth and quality batik of all kinds. People are seen wearing clothes made of African prints at various gatherings. It looks so good and simple on people when seen in dresses made from these types of clothes. I personally had to get over this shop to check out a few fabrics needed for a ceremony over the weekend. Women and men are seen going in and out of the shop buying all the beautiful fabrics. They come at very affordable prices and easy to get.

 photos by Huawei mate 9

This fabric shop has all kinds of clothes needed for weddings, funerals, churches, events, and any other gathering that requires the wear of local prints. These beautiful clothes are locally made right here in Ghana and of great quality. Passing here today got me introduced to whole new designs and patterns of the fabrics l never have seen before. This is the beauty of our local products. I share the experience of my market tour with you today even as we get introduced to the weekend. Thanks for passing through.