Octagonal Roof Structure on Yambol's Old Bus Station Bazaar

 Every time I see this I have to look up and study the structure of this roof which is octagonal. It has lasted many years and has many more to come.

Yambol Old Station Bazaar Area

 This is Yambol's old station bazaar area where many shop and have a break in the fast food eating area.

The Bazaar Becomes a Nursery in Yambol

 It is the season for planting out fruit and vegetables in plots and gardens and the bazaar in Yambol has become a nursery to fulfill the need.

Scant Business in The Old Station Bazaar in Yambol

 As can be clearly seen here, with the covered stalls, business is scant in The Old Bazaar in Yambol. Hopefully, things will pick up in the spring.

The Old Station Bazaar in Yambol

 It is dusk time in Yambol and the lights are in the process of coming on in and around the Old Staton Bazaar.

The Old Station Bazaar in Yambol

 Still going strong with fresh fruit and vegetables, Yambol's Old Station Bazaar remains a great alternative to monster supermarkets for fresh and locally produced food. The architecture still provokes an interest each time I visit.

Entrance to the Old Bus Station Bazaar in Yambol

This is where oy enter the Old Bus Station Bazaar in Yambol. A bazaar is often called a pazaar for some reason as shown on the sign above the market.

Inside 'The Old Station' Bazaar in Yambol

 Busier in recent time as you can see. 'The Old Station' bazaar continues to display vibrant coloured fruit and vegetables, most locally produced in the heart of the harvesting season

An Arched Overhanging Balcony Above Yambol's Bazaar

Often gone unnoticed by hundreds of people passing by, this overhanging balcony above the Bazaar complex extends itself. Never seen anyone up there using it though.

Local Produce of in Yambol's Fruit and Vegetable Bazaar

Vibrant colours galore amongst the variety of fruit and vegetable mainly locally produced in Yambol's Bazaar. I often take this as a diverted route on my travels as it is just like walking through a garden.

A Semi Decagon Cover for Yambol's Bazaar

Having been in place for decades, tnis semi decagon cover for Yambol's Bazaar goes unnoticed by many folk. Quite unique in design with supporting poles at each angle it is eyes raised each visit to appreciated the art amongst the busy trading that goes on there.

Yambol's Covered Bazaar Viewed Coming from Rakovski Street

Taken from the top of the steps that lead from Rakovski Street, yo can see the Covered Bazaar in Yambol. always a hive of business there. However I do tend to find the prices of fruit and vegetables are higher than my local shop so I don't usually shop there. But I do buy my honey which is better than any supermarket honey.

A Public Watering Hole in Yambol's Bazaar

you will find this watering hole in Yambol's Bazaar by the old Bus Station. Used by all workers and shoppers, a useful resource in the long hot summers. I've never seen it break down, even in mid-winter.

No Fruit and Vegetables Today in Yambol's Bazaar

A strange sight today as I visited the local bazaar to stock up on some fruit and vegetables. There was only one stall working and that was scant with produce. not quite sure why no fruit and vegetables were being sold today. Maybe a New Year hangover?

Looking North Towards Yambol's (Ямбол) Bazaar

A view looking North towards Yambol's (Ямбол) Bazaar. A well used area with a variety of shops and seating areas for coffee and quick snacks. Some good and healthy food always available in the bazaar of course.

Home Grown Fruit and Vegetables For Sale in Yambol (Ямбол)

This is one of my favourite places to buy fruit and vegetable in Yambol (Ямбол). Situated in the Borovets area, local residents set up their home grown produce to sell the the public. Far better prices than the shops and the bigger market places and of course quality just as good with the generations of know how in Yambol small holdings and gardens

A Mini Bazaar in Yambol's Borovets Area

This mini bazaar in in Yambol's Borovets area. It is made up of local Yambol folk selling their own home produced fruit and vegetables. Much fresher than anywhere else in Yambol and at a better price! Better get the early as they are usually gone by lunchtime.

Yambol Folk Waiting For a Bus

After a hard morning of looking for the best deals in the Yambol Bazaar, these Yambol folk now have to wait for a bus to take them home with their goods, namely a hose and tomato plants. What takes the eye is the Bus Station bench which has had its fair share of wear anf tear over the years. Oh, and of course a nice bum on the woman with the pink top!

Workers Waiting For Work In Yambol

By the lower bazaar car park each day there are many men that hang around waiting for work to come along. I see many that remain there most of the day other have been hired and picked up by vans for cash in hand work. If you want labourers this is the place to get find and get them.

The Colourful Yambol Bazaar

Spring bring with it much colour and nowhere more than the Yambol Bazaar with all the local produce that has been grown under cover now for sale. Many buyers grow their own but are not ready for picking right now, me included which is why I was there. Lettuce and radish salad tonight!