Halifax Piece Hall back in the 1970s and 80s: in transition between low carrots and high culture. Half full stalls and half empty walkways: dark days and wet cobbles. Everything is so much brighter now, the scale is so much grander.
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But I imagine cold wet days still mean some stalls would be empty. Nice that so many people actually did come out to check the wares!
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