Living in Far North Queensland - THE SUNDAY MARKET - My neighbourhood vol.3

Hi Guys!

To those who see my profile for the very first time -
One year ago I moved from Central Coast in NSW to beautiful Port Douglas in QLD.
in my little

• Introduction of my place

I wrote in general what you can see here,
but post by post I try to give you a closer look how life is going up here.

I have already written something about this place :

vol1
and
vol2

So it's highest time for vol. 3 :)

In that 'episode' I would like to show you our weakly event - Sunday Market.

No, that place is not only about local, delicious food ;) Actually is a perfect place to start Sunday - end of week or beginning of another one.

Market starts in early morning and last to a lunch time - around 1-2pm.
You can buy here fresh, hot cup of coffee straight from coffee machine.
Perfectly made, just how you like it :) Soo... with morning coffee we can explore that place.

Beginning from the musicians

playing on an amazing instruments such as didgeridoo - indigenous, aboriginal tube,
hang drum - variation of a drum which produce very original sound and of course known from ancient time - a harp

through human orchestra!

To a hand crafted goods like clothes, jewellery, bags, pots, plates. There is everything!

I like ideas written on those bags:

"Be the change you wish to see"

this is so true!! Everything has a begining in myself. if you want to create an avalanchce you have to start from one rock.
And people follow action not words. So if we start everything from ourselves and we show good example - pople will catch that.
You want to see good around you? be good to other people. It's that simple!

At Market you can also find those great boards for your home:

I've already bought one: "Drinking rum before 10am makes you a pirate not an alcoholic!" :D

And I can't forget about that:

Far North Queensland is a sugar area and we can't miss an opportunity to drink a fresh sugar cane juice with lime and ginger.
It's so refreshing and tasty! Especially when you have to do it by yourself in old-fashion way!!

Sunday market is a really good place to start your day :)