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canal stalls

Posted:
18 Jan 2011 12:24
by deeve
has anybody heard the rumour they want to shut the stalls down by the canal and build bars there,they say they are getting a petition up
Re: canal stalls

Posted:
18 Jan 2011 16:04
by Chocoholic
I have read the same thing, it must have been on here. I certainly will sign a petition to keep the stalls there- I love them. It wont be the same strolling along the canal without the stalls, why change things when they are obviously so popular? More bars are not needed as some existing ones are struggling for custom as it is.
Re: canal stalls

Posted:
18 Jan 2011 16:49
by sueles810
Hi, we were talking to a stall holder at the canal in October and he said that they were moving the stalls to up by the market, and it was the local turkish people that lived by the canal that were complaining about them being there, if they move them up there they will do very little trade, maybe people that have been there before will know where to find them, but newcomers wont, feel sorry for them and it will ruin the atmospher of the canal
Sue
Re: canal stalls

Posted:
18 Jan 2011 18:44
by smc4761
One thing Mrs smc4761 likes to do on holiday is browse in the shops and as many on here will testify this is not something that we can easily do in Turkey. She has found though that the canal stall holders do tend to let people browse and are not too over bearing. As a result Mrs smc4761 will tend to take her time, browse and she will buy things if she is not harrased. Hopefully the canal stalls will still be there when we go in May
Stewart
Re: canal stalls

Posted:
18 Jan 2011 19:10
by adewolves
God I hope not, I love the people down there, and their is some good gear as well, it's part of walking my meal off.
Re: canal stalls

Posted:
19 Jan 2011 06:44
by starchild01
We were told by several stall holders in October last year that the stalls were going this year...mind you, they told us this the year before as well. Don't think that they know what is happening either really. It would be a shame for them to go as not only is it lovely to stroll along the canal after meals and chat with the different stall holders, with whom we have made several friends with, but the goods are great too. It wouldn't be the same without them. One lady who sells childrens dressing gowns told us that the Council are wanting them to move further into the centre of
Icmeler where the shops are, but as she said, the rents are so high there that they wouldn't be able to survive

Re: canal stalls

Posted:
19 Jan 2011 13:24
by viking pete
Agree with other posters, very pleasant walk after meal and between drinks, wifey spends a fair few YTL down there.
To lose it would be areal shame as it is part of Icmelers charm - put me down for the petition.
Pete & Maureen
Re: canal stalls

Posted:
19 Jan 2011 13:34
by Cummo
Hi all
Who remembers the "Apple pie" man who used to stand by the canal bridge at majestic end??
John (cummo(
xxx
Re: canal stalls

Posted:
23 Jan 2011 18:22
by LynnJenny
they cant do that i love walking their when its dark its part of the holiday . i got lovely scarfs their last year
Re: canal stalls

Posted:
24 Jan 2011 12:10
by Marm
Cummo wrote:Hi all
Who remembers the "Apple pie" man who used to stand by the canal bridge at majestic end??
John (cummo(
xxx
If he's the same man who used to say, "Luvly Jubbly" we remember him and often wonder whatever happened to him.
Marie
Re: canal stalls

Posted:
24 Jan 2011 12:51
by JT
There was an apple pie man/woman on that same spot last year.
The original luvvly jubbly apple pie man was selling his stuff between the Letoile and Efendi hotels last year
Re: canal stalls

Posted:
24 Jan 2011 13:52
by Marm
JT wrote:There was an apple pie man/woman on that same spot last year.
The original luvvly jubbly apple pie man was selling his stuff between the Letoile and Efendi hotels last year
Pleased to know he's still there. Cliff thought he'd popped his clogs
