Just One Person From Around the World: Tallinn, Estonia

Welcome to Just One Person From Around the World!

I have stopped watching the news….I have dropped all social media, except for my blog, which I try to keep to positive vibes…. there are a lot of folks in the world, who are everyday folks, just trying to provide food and shelter and love……….they are trying to make a living…….keep their kids educated and basically just take care of their families, without an agenda.  Me too. I think there is more of us…. Just trying to live our lives….. So, I would like to take the time to focus on one person a week to bring us together, to celebrate ordinary folks. We are trying to live our lives under extraordinary circumstances…..

Feel free to join Just One Person From Around the World  by creating your own post and then share your link in the comments. I hope this will bring us all together and reveal how connected we are…………even though we are each in our own little world!

Today, I share the Almond Roaster from Tallinn, Estonia. The best almonds in town! In the Old Town, we could smell the roasting almonds, way before finding this cart!

Tallinn, Estonia, Almond Street Vendor

How could you NOT buy almonds from her! I think of this as an entry level job for teens……something like McDonalds, but the outfit is much more defining! People all over the world are trying to keep their traditions going!

Tallinn, Estonia, Almond Street Vendor

I am enjoying pouring over my travel photos to find us interesting folks! Won’t you join in?  To see how it all started look here, Just One Person From Around the World!

Here are the Contributors from last week! If I missed anyone, please let me know! These were awesome and you won’t want to miss a one!

From Sarah we have the  fisherman in Chowara, Kerala, India……… Toonsarah

Dr B is in  Bhaktapur, Nepal…………Dr B

Ali is taking us to Bali, Indonesia………. Travels With Ali

Sue form WordsVisual is taking us to Cuba …………. Sue says

Jeri is taking us to Venice, Italy………… Jeriatrixfotogallerie

Maryam is with Cinderella this week ……..INFINITELY 

Suzanne is in Dalyan, Turkey……….. Life at No. 22

Sandy is taking us to the villagers in Cuba………….The Sandy Chronicles

MVR is a street photographer, so scroll through his many photos……..  Maria Vincent Robinson

41 Comments Add yours

  1. Suzanne says:

    Indeed, how could you not buy almonds from her. Would be easy for me as I love to eat nuts Thanks!
    Thanks for sharing my post and starting this off. Just a small point my title is Life at No.22 without the hashtag.

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    1. Suzanne, I fixed the site! Where did I ever get the hashtag? I hope you will join in again, as I think we have lots more photos of folks than we think we do!

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      1. Suzanne says:

        Not a problem, shall I call you Cady? No luck finding anyone refering to you by your name. I will do another at some stage. Usually I only publish one post a week or two at the most.

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      2. Yes, call me Cady! No problem, whenever you get the mood to post is good!

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    1. Yes, the almonds were very good! You could buy them plain or with a cinnamon sugar combo! Guess which was my favorite?

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  2. Dr B says:

    I always admire cultures that preserve these traditions but then feel sad how younger generations in the Western world seem as if they only want to destroy our own. Destroy may be too strong a word, but it seems like people seek only negativity from our past.

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    1. The ways of the world are certainly not like we experienced in the past!

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  3. restlessjo says:

    What a sweet face! You couldn’t not 🙂 🙂 I like your logo too, Cady. This is going to keep you busy!

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    1. Oh I was pleased with the Logo too, thank you! Yes, this challenge has taken off and the photos from the bloggers have been inspirational!

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  4. Sue says:

    Ah, how could you not buy those almonds! I shall be back with an image shortly

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  5. margaret21 says:

    These are so wonderful. I must acquire the confidence to photograph complete strangers!

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    1. Margaret, I was thinking (for a change) Ha Ha! You could post YOUR NEW BANGLADESH FRIEND as a single photo for today’s Just One PersonAround the World post! A Two-for!

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      1. margaret21 says:

        I thought of him. But he was a bit posed?

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  6. Humm..don’t have anyone here roasting almonds.

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  7. Enjoyed your this week’s post as well . Very striking. Lovely logo too.

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  8. Toonsarah says:

    You’ve taken me straight back to Tallinn with this post – I’d forgotten until now about the smell of roasting almonds that followed me around the Old Town!

    I’ll be posting again in response in a day or two. Just one small suggestion – this is such a long name for a challenge. Could we shorten it perhaps to ‘Just one person’???

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  9. Cee Neuner says:

    I just found your challenge from Sue at Words Visual and Margaret21. I think it is a cool idea. I too don’t listen to the news, I usually just blog too.
    Here is my entry . Enjoy!
    https://ceenphotography.com/2021/02/10/just-one-person-from-around-the-world-schreiners-iris-gardens/

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  10. Mmm, I can smell them off the screen – I would definitely buy!

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  11. Looks delicious. Is this an every Wednesday challenge?

    janet

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  12. gaiainaction says:

    How beautiful a blog post and lovely the people in it. Glad to have come across you today ❤

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    1. Sarah, Oh my gosh, you have had some fabulous experiences that I am sure most folks have never had! The woman and her children looked so happy to see you too! What a way to share our similarities……I am glad you asked about their huts too! Meeting and talking to people is what I enjoy the most about traveling!!!! And I think you do too!

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  13. SandyL says:

    That girl is such a beauty. I can imagine her stepping out of a classical painting.
    Talking about nuts … I’ve posted my entry to this week’s challenge.

    Different part of the world and different nuts …
    https://thesandychronicles.blog/2021/02/12/just-one-person-from-singapore/

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  14. Forestwood says:

    I loved how your brought back these memories of the almond seller from Talliin. I was there some years ago and I wonder if they were still doing this. I am glad to see they are. We were there in the depths of winter and they were out there all day selling their almonds. Talliin is a wonderful city and I love how they keep the Hansa traditions going. Not sure if the pingback to this post worked or not, but I also linked one of my friendly friday posts with this challenge. It is fun. https://forestwoodfolkart.wordpress.com/2021/02/12/friendly-friday-blogging-challenge-on-the-way/

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    1. I am happy to hear from you because I wondered if the vendors did this all year round! I guess in order to make a living at it you would work all year! I looked at your blog and then tried to think of an encounter I’ve had going “on my way” on my travels.I will have to look…..I am such an A personality, have to have everything prepared and stamped way ahead of time, that any glitch would cause me great stress!

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      1. Forestwood says:

        Yes I think they might have to do it all year round, as the cruise ships come in all year around. However, they probably are having a very hard time now, without the flow of tourists.
        I think that I am a little bit of A personality as I also like to have things prepared and well organized. Going with the flow is something that I have tried to do more as I got older, because I have learnt that almost every time things will invariably work out okay in the end. (It still makes it tricky to deal with though).
        Thanks for a fun challenge. It is what inspired me to write that story and link it to the challenge theme.

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