Here's another way people here avoid paying fees or rent for a real stand or little shop: they lay out all their wares on the hood (bonnet for you Brits!) and roof of their car! This person, who is from out of Belgrade as you can tell by the GL (Gnjilane, a small town in Eastern Kosovo) on his license plate, has quite a selection for young and old. He can also hightail it when the inspectors come, but I think he'd better remove the books from his windshield....
Wednesday, May 14, 2008
Read any good books lately?
Here's another way people here avoid paying fees or rent for a real stand or little shop: they lay out all their wares on the hood (bonnet for you Brits!) and roof of their car! This person, who is from out of Belgrade as you can tell by the GL (Gnjilane, a small town in Eastern Kosovo) on his license plate, has quite a selection for young and old. He can also hightail it when the inspectors come, but I think he'd better remove the books from his windshield....
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THE ROOF CAVED IN....
Well, not the entire roof. Just the back side, which is not visible here. Every year I make a gingerbread house. Notice I said 'made,...
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A neat way to sell anything. I wonder do they actually sell enough to make the adventure worthwhile.
Clever circumvention of taxation!
Wow, a bookshop-car, original and very ingenious.
Mobile library. Very clever.
I sent you an email that "may" help your layout dilemma.
Hee - how creative! I like that kind of thinking :D And well spooted!
hey nice blog..loved ur clicks...
Ooh. I love this idea. I am an avid charity shop and flea market book hunter so this really does appeal. Never seen anything quite like this though. Serbians do seem to be quite creative.
Very clever way to avoid taxes, but it's better to sell books and even better handmade designs than don't do anything. It could be better organized, for example near river for tourists like in Ljubljana (but they don't sell on cars) and local designers could show goods. why not? It's very clear that here people still live very badly.
And flea markets in Wien, Paris are full of similar scenes. Love our street market. :)
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