Roasting coffee beans — the heat this machine generated was remarkable!
St Lawrence Market, Toronto.
The history of St Lawrence Market stretches back to 1803, when a weekly market day was officially established in the growing town of York (as Toronto was originally called). The market we see today was built in 1850. There are two buildings: North Market hosts antique stores and a Sunday market, and South Market has more food vendors in one place than I’ve seen in a while. Any food lover would find a treat here!
You’ll find olives …
… cheeses and mustards …
… fresh fruit and veg …
… seafood …
Still life with lobsters and knife
… sausages …
… and tempting baked goods.
The only difficulty is getting it all home again!
Pics by Kaz 