On every trip I make, one of the first tourist stops is the flea market.

I can spend 2-3 hours walking there, enjoying the atmosphere of the place and the memories that arise,when you come across items from your childhood or from your grandmother's house (when traveling through Soviet countries).

I won't say that I buy anything special there, honestly, I don't remember buying anything there at all. But I love browsing old books, sorting through records, admiring painted dishes.

Why, with all the diversity and oversaturation of today's commodity market, is there such a pull towards the past/antiquity? In thought...

In Tbilisi, the flea market is located on the Dry Bridge.

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I'm glad🤗Yes, it's good when you have ideas of what to look for there.
And every time I think, if I buy this, where will I allocate storage space for it in the house😅

We are birds of the feather! I also always include a trip to a flea market in my travels. I've got a relative who collects vases, so I'm usually on a hunt for a vase there 😏 And I also like to get some tableware for myself as a souvenir.

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I think so, because in such places there is more soul and inspiration than in new things )
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