http://www.TravelsWithSheila.com The Hamer Jumping of the Bull Ceremony is very unusual. A young man cannot marry until he succeeds in jumping a line of bulls, ranging from 12-20. This is not a "for tourists" ceremony. If tourists happen to be in the area when one is scheduled (lucky us, there was one today), you do have to pay for the privilege of attending and watching. Around 150 Birr ($16 U.S.) and then the money is used for the actual wedding. Part II to follow in another video and read all the gory details in a few months on my website....http://www.TravelsWithSheila.

Touring a local market in the city of Da Nang. Some people need to use a ferry to get across the river with their motorbikes to do their daily shopping in the markets and with the street vendors

A typical mid-sized Indian city urban market.

This is a fruit and veg market in the week but on Fridays and Saturdays it bursts into market madness.. Antiques, oddities, clothes -vintage and new, food and a fantastic atmosphere.

The best thing to do in London on a Sunday morning, BY FAR. Flowers, flowers and more flowers, food, fun and frolics. The stalls open early and finish by one-ish. Trust us, just go.

This is the biggest open-air market in the world.

Oxford's Covered Market in the centre of Oxford, England.

started in 1943 by maerican army I've been told that this one should be the first fee market started in italy. See where is it in www.pogui.com

This place s huuuuuge. Maybe the 2nd largest open-air market in the world after Chatuchak.

Healdsburg, from 71Miles.com