Outside the boundary of the St Georges FIFA Fan Fest but within St Georges Park, the municipality has registered and allowed quite a number of food and craft vendors to set up shop for the duration of the World Cup. For those inside the Fan Fest its a cheaper option to have lunch or dinner than to buy from the vendors with their regulated prices within. I feel a bit sorry for these vendors cause the last couple of days have been cold and wet and some of them had little or no shelter over their stalls when I walked past on the weekend.
Wednesday, June 16, 2010
Stalls outside St Georges
Outside the boundary of the St Georges FIFA Fan Fest but within St Georges Park, the municipality has registered and allowed quite a number of food and craft vendors to set up shop for the duration of the World Cup. For those inside the Fan Fest its a cheaper option to have lunch or dinner than to buy from the vendors with their regulated prices within. I feel a bit sorry for these vendors cause the last couple of days have been cold and wet and some of them had little or no shelter over their stalls when I walked past on the weekend.
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The risks and rewards of conducting business in South Africa. Wonder why FIFA chose a winter World Cup?
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Nice to have locals out but bummer about the wet weather. This pic sure looks inviting with a clear blue sky.
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