San Francisco El Alto Used Clothes Frenzy

10 Excessive Products at San Francisco El Alto Market!

In Guatemala, Traditional Villages & Markets by Erik @ DIY Travel HQLeave a Comment

People always say the USA is excessive – we say that Guatemala is the land of excess! Just look at how much you can find at the San Francisco El Alto market! 

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#10. Vegetables are excessive.

San Francisco El Alto Market Vegetables

Let’s start with an easy one. Of course there are lots of vegetables at a market.

#9. Avocados are excessive.

San Francisco El Alto Avocado Heaven

Uh oh. I just let the hipsters know where they can find more avocados.

#8. Kernels of corn are excessive.

San Francisco El Alto Market Child Playing in Corn Kernel Pile

I bet he is planning on turning all those kernels into a ball pit of popcorn he can eat.

#7. Dish sets are excessive.

San Francisco El Alto Market Dishware

Don’t ask me where I got all my dishes!

#6. Fabric is excessive.

San Francisco El Alto Market Fabric

That is a lot of fabric. Maybe I will wrap my gift of fabric with more fabric.

#5. Hats are excessive.

San Francisco El Alto Market Hats

Hats off to you for making it this far. Four to go.

#4. Second-hand clothes are excessive.

San Francisco El Alto Market Clothing Frenzy

This is where all your old donated clothes go. Seriously.

#3. Shoes are excessive.

San Francisco El Alto Market Shoes

You didn’t think we could let you go without matching shoes, did you?

#2. Random toy parts are excessive.

San Francisco El Alto Market Lost Toy Pieces

Remember all those missing pieces from childhood toys? Well, they are here too.

#1. Eggs are excessive.

San Francisco El Alto Market Eggs

This is definitely EGGcessive!

San Francisco El Alto Market

The San Francisco El Alto Friday market is excessive. The number of times I used the word excessive is excessive 🙂

We here at DIY Travel HQ hope you enjoyed this post… excessively!

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