When asked, the owner told us that they didn't attend any handicrafts school. They just watched other people do it and they give it a try. Wow! how nice. Free learning.
A very good business with good income too! They charged us RM3.00 for a very basic board and 50 cents for each letter. If you choose board with flowers or decorations, you have to pay extra RM1.00. But my sons were not interested with flowers :)
I spotted nice bags hanging across the handicraft stall. I thought of buying one but in the end I totally forgot about them as we moved along the street. But later on, I managed to buy a small purse.
A group of handicaps entertaining the crowds. They were playing a Shadow's song when we passed by. I took a video too. (will upload later)
And what did my youngest son buy for himself? A T-Shirt with a picture of a skull - Sabah Borneo, Land of the Headhunters!
4 comments:
Lama i never jenguk2 gaya street ..mcm rindu plak last christmas tia ada masa go there ..hopefully this holiday nanti i ada chance jln2 mau makan sotong kangkung hehehe
wah sotong kangkung ka...hmmm..yummyy..
sy suka jalan2 di gaya street..cuci mata...byk barang dijual
last sunday..my anak bawa lagi pi sana...tapi i brought them to the zoo instead...nanti sy posting pasal zoo..
I actually love to browse all the stalls at Gaya street Fair... but I just couldn't stand the scorching heat... matai. We did go once last year when we balik kampung though... David had fun browsing :) Thanks for sharing Phil...
ya Dora...siok tapi panas bah kan..a bit crowded lagi..sy takut pick-pocket juga bah that's why..kena hati2 kalo pi sana
tourists love to go there, I know :D
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