Anyone for pots?

We stopped for coffee in the foothills of the Atlas mountains. It was a beautiful journey, and the sun shone all day. These pots were for sale next door, but sadly no one could fit any in their luggage.

[Gerry]

lovely photo Judith

[Andrew Cotterill]

that's a great shot, and what a surreal image there must be thousands of them

[Rosie Kind]

Great composition Judith

[Elin G. Reppe]

Great shot Judith! Lovely pictures from the trip

[Elisabeth Sæter]

Great shot!

[Pat Knowles]

So tempting ...all the best things to bring home a re always too big...lovely warm sunshine pots!

[Janet]

There has been a fair bit of industry going on there!

[Mair]

What a lot of pots! All nicely captured.

[Beryl Lloyd]

Waw -- all those terracotta pots I suppose they will be sold in the market place !! Such a beautiful feast to the eye - a nice capture !

[elkehochban]

Great composition!

[Debbie]

Cool capture! Wondering who did the work? Must be a lot!

[Myrna O'Hara]

This is awesome. Great colors and shapes.

[Taffy]

Love the colors and shapes and that awesome blue sky.

[Ruth Moucharafieh]

Quite a lot of pots!!!! Looks hot! really neat depiction.

[Kevin]

Lovely shot,great composition

[Judith Greenwood]

Oh I wish we'd gone out to the mountains. My shoulder was really painful at the time and Nigel hadn't had his knee op so we didn't go - a good reason to go back!

[Phil Howcroft]

that's an impressive set of pots judith ....they look gr8 in your picture

[carol white]

Great shot,Judith!! Wonder who buys them!!

[Judith Johnson]

@carolmw Well I often wonder that. I guess they just keep making pots. I never see anyone buying them.

[Cisco]

Amazing!