Mazatlan’s Market with Zeb and Eider Duck

I, Zeb the Duck, and my Alaska cousin, Eider Duck, went to the market in Mazatlan, Mexico.   This is not like going to the mall at home.   The market is exciting!   They sell so much stuff here.   This man is selling meat.

Fresh meat here

Fresh meat here

We have a kitchen in our condo, but the humans do not want to cook on vacation, so we did not buy anything from him.   Here is more meat.

This will be cut into smaller pieces

This will be cut into smaller pieces

Another man cuts this into smaller portions.

Moving away from the fresh meat, we admired these hats.

Colorful, but too big for ducks

Colorful, but too big for ducks

This cabinet has so many ceramic skulls and masks.

Skulls of many sizes

Skulls of many sizes

Mom bought a small skull.   We don’t know why, but she liked it.   There are so many booths selling souvenirs of Mexico.

So many choices

So many choices

These are so colorful.

Can we take it all home???

Can we take it all home???

Look at all these shells.

Shell wind chimes and so much more

Shells for all occasions

Other booths sold clothing and leather.   This market, or Mercado, has everything.  The lunch counter looked inviting, but we did not eat here.

Mom loves lunch counters and food from street venders.

Mom loves lunch counters and food from street venders.

Maybe next time.   This man is entertaining people while they shop and eat.

We like him

We like him

He is working for tips only.   Piñatas are at many Mexican parties.   This one is a typical shape.

Big and colorful

Big and colorful

At parties, or fiestas, the piñata is filled with candy.  The young humans take turns trying to break the piñata and then everybody dives for the candy.   It looks like a lot of fun for humans.  These are special piñatas for Christmas.

Piñatas for Christmas.

Piñatas for Christmas.

Aren’t they fun?   This is a sample of what you might see walking around the Mercado in Mazatlan.

Visit a market soon.

Visit a market soon.

This place is wonderful.  We hope you visit a Mexican market soon.  You will have a great experience.  We did.

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