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Thursday, June 28, 2012
IZMAYLOVO FLEA MARKET IN RUSSIA
Want to know where to get a good ol' Russian propaganda teen idol poster?Go to the Izmaylovo Flea Market in Moscow and don't take any more rubles than you plan to spend. Because this will have you dazzled with its variety of wares.
Any teens living in Moscow or planning to visit Moscow or Russia this summer? Check out this world famous flea market conveniently located near the Izmaylovo Park. Get your souvenirs here. Homemade goods, antiques on the third floor, art and war memorabilia.
Teen idol posters? Look no further.
Forgive me if my spelling is wrong. I found several different spellings of Izmaylovo and Izmaylovo Park.
Where's your favorite spot to buy cool retro clothes, posters and memorabilia?
Value Village? Goodwill? Or Moscow?
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Goodwill and America's Best are the 2 I shop the most. Junkman's Daughter in Little 5 Points near Atlanta, GA is the most fun to look through, but the prices tend to be higher.
ReplyDeleteYes, I shop at Goodwill, too, and Value Village. If you hit them on the right days they have seniors' days at 20 or 30 percent off. Love it.
ReplyDeleteI know many teens love vintage finds and dress so sixtie and seventies sometimes, it's cute. Flower children, ahhhhh...right, Steve?