Vintage Postcard of the French Market
All of our family & friends know that we have a weakness for postcards. :) We send a ton of them from every place we visit. It lets people know that we are thinking of them even when we are far away.
We really like vintage postcards too! This one is of the amazing French Market in New Orleans (on Decatur). It is a wonderful place to shop. Many hours of our time have been spent happily browsing there. Instead of buying all of our souvenirs at the stores that line Bourbon Street, we like to get them at the flea market. They are unique & the price is right. ha! You can also find fresh produce, hot sauce, pralines, etc. Most of the vendors are locals just trying to make a living. We encourage you to support them. :)
Click on the image above for a larger version of this NOLA postcard.
Labels: Farmers, Flea Market, French Market, French Quarter, Hot Sauce, Images, Jewelry, LA, Louisiana, New Orleans, NOLA, Paper, Produce, Souvenirs, Stationery, Vintage Postcards, Writing Materials
posted by Nola-Blog at 5:15 AM
2 Comments:
Kandy I love the French Market. When I was down in NOLA a couple weeks ago that was one of the first places I visited. Can't get enough of the city and can't wait to go back
Hello Grace ~
I feel the same way about NOLA, the French Market & so much more. When I first visited there 10 + years ago, it captured me. I am really glad you enjoyed seeing the vintage postcard. I am addicted to them. We always send a ton of them to our family & friends on our travels. :)
Thank you for stopping to leave such a nice comment!
Take care ~
Kandye
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