I wanted some accessories for my fishing rod set, and ventured into the narrow and paved Broadway (pun intended).
Cars and bigger vehicles are not allowed into the narrow lanes, which makes the navigation on foot a bit easier.
An avid mango lover, I got attracted to the small roadside vendor set-up, selling mangoes. Off season and reasonably good looking these kari Neelam mangoes were not very expensive @ Rs 100 a kilo.
I bought two kilos and then by the side of mangoes I found the local variety of guavas and I got a kilogram for only Rs. 50. I said only because one of them (slightly bigger though) in bangalore costs Rs.20. How many did I get here, I lost the count.
Back home we cut two mangoes and immediately regretted for not buying more as they are so lovely.
The photo here has two mangoes and a couple of guavas less in it than the bargain purchase. Clearly the vendor didn’t even cheat on the weight.
Fruit festival……
Kurian 
Good bargain
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Lovely mangoes which is a surprise now this time. And those little guavas are cute
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Thanks, Kurian. I saw these mangoes in the market and didn’t buy thinking they may not be good after all this rain. Today I am going to get some😊
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Hello! Did you get some?
Which market did you find them?
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What are the little green ones?
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Guavas are common tropical fruits cultivated and enjoyed in many tropical and subtropical regions. Psidium guajava is a small tree in the Myrtle family, native to Mexico, Central America, and northern South America. (Wikipedia).
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