Funky Kiosk

We are at the corner of the streets Malabia and Guemes in the district of Palermo. I used to walk by that kiosk everyday on my way to work, before we moved our office. And I always told myself that I would have to take a picture of this funny looking kiosk. Why? Because if you look at it, the only thing noticeable is the mess that lays around it. Packed with toys, and many other things, the vendor (marked by the white arrow) is almost invisible, hidden behind all of the stuff she’ selling. Have a good week!

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Hey, I’m there all the time…..that’s my girlfriend’s closest kiosk!
Alan Patrick
Dec 04, 2006 @ 5:52 pm
Oooh, you don’t know me, but I’m a frequent reader of your blog, and I live just around that corner.
They have everything you need in that kiosko, I just love it!
martin
Dec 04, 2006 @ 8:12 pm
From BA to HK, there are lots of messy little stores …btw, the inspiration of my photo actually came from a few of your kiosk photos a few months ago…esp. the one so small that only one person can stand in there!
Lisi
Dec 05, 2006 @ 10:22 am
Thanks Lisi for your comment. Buenos Aires is full of those kiosks and I just love looking at them. There’s always something different about them that make them unique.

Alan, Martin — World’s small. It’s funny you guys are familiar with that kiosk too
k_aggery
Dec 06, 2006 @ 7:45 am