Market Cart in Charleston
by Ian Kinney
Morning mist rests on the damp brickwork of a historic alley in Charleston as a local vendor arranges crates of vibrant citrus and leafy greens on a weathered wooden cart. The cool light catches the wet sheen on the cobblestones, reflecting the red and yellow hues of the fruit. A faded blue dish towel hangs from the cart’s handle, its frayed edges fluttering slightly in the breeze. Nearby, a cast-iron bell rests on a stack of empty crates, its surface dull and unpolished, waiting for the day’s first customers.
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