這張主辦單位製作的手繪地圖，我好喜歡喔，對於整個展區，一目了然，可惜的，這張圖是我事後才在 Facebook 粉絲頁看到，當天，從南港捷運站出來後，我可以一頭栽入一個充滿各式各樣寶物的大迷宮，根本不知道，主辦單位，還有規劃出來美感專區、歐美老件、台日專區、古著、玩具、電玩、飾品等專區，不過，我倒是對於入口附近的調酒冰棒充滿著好奇，果然，在炎炎的夏日中，它的生意可以感覺得出來，非常不錯，排隊的人潮，從沒斷過，其實，台灣人的好鄰居 7-11，就有賣琴酒霜淇淋及蘭姆酒思樂冰。
夏日氣溫逼近40度高溫，超商狂打冰品幫民眾來消暑，7-11 最近推出的新品，「爸爸的霜淇淋、爸爸的思樂冰」只要再加價50元「百加得蘭姆酒」、或70元「龐貝蘭鑽特級琴酒」就打造琴酒霜淇淋及蘭姆酒思樂冰，特別是思樂冰，吃的是一種懷舊啊，小時候，每逢大人們不在的夏日的午後，我總是迫不及待地跑到家附近的 7-11，買上一杯大杯的思樂冰，並想辦法讓杯子裝到最多、最滿，我不喜歡經典的可樂口味，反而比較喜歡百香果口味，可能是百香果的豔黃色，挑動著我的味蕾，讓我很想大力吸上一口吧。
玩具不僅是一種消費品，也是一種文化和產業，也是「蚤之市」攤位中蠻大的一塊，The ARK Monsters 方舟玩具是「蚤之市」的常客，有各種古老二手玩具及最新的公仔玩偶，它主或協辦過多場玩具市集，認識很多藏家，假如你有心目中想要收藏的逸品的話，可以去方舟玩具那邊問問看，古漾GoYoung是一家台北的古著店家，我也常常看到它在「蚤之市」展覽，它希望以最自然的姿態，傳遞古著和古董選物之美，主要販售二手古著古董商品，如古董洋裝、古董包、老馬汀鞋等，「南瓜鐘錶」是一家位在高雄 30 餘年的鐘錶行，每次出現在「蚤之市」展場時，總是陳列著帶有獨特的魅力的古董表，它們可能有著復古風格，如精緻的機械手錶或薄片手錶，也可能是古典風格的懷錶，或是帶有浪漫風情的腕錶，通常都會派出老師傅現場坐鎮，提供免費鐘錶健檢服務，我有位親戚，熱愛收藏古董表，對這家店推崇有加。
漫坑是最近才出現在「蚤之市」展覽的，也是我最近才發現的，因為整個台灣有賣美漫 (MARVEL、DC、卡通角色、電影、影集的漫畫刊物) 的地方不多，而它是在「蚤之市」唯一一家販賣大量美國漫畫 (簡稱美漫)藏書的店家，很多店家賣的美漫只有一或數本，漫坑賣的美漫是整排、整列的，且保存狀況良好，在武昌誠品書店有實體櫃位，希望它能長長久久啊！
I really love this hand-drawn map made by the organizers. It gives a clear overview of the entire exhibition area. Unfortunately, I only stumbled upon this map on the Facebook fan page after the fact. On the day, when I came out of Nangang MRT station, I dove headfirst into a massive maze filled with all sorts of treasures. I had no idea that the organizers had planned themed zones like Beauty Aesthetics, Vintage European and American Items, Taiwan-Japan Special Zone, Vintage Clothing, Toys, Video Games, Accessories, and more. Although, I must admit, I was quite curious about the cocktail popsicles near the entrance. Indeed, in the scorching heat of summer, its popularity was evident. The queue of people never seemed to end. Actually, our friendly neighbor, 7-11 in Taiwan, also sells liquor-infused ice creams like Gin Ice Cream and Rum Slurpee.
With the summer temperature nearing 40 degrees Celsius, convenience stores are going all out with icy treats to help people beat the heat. 7-11 has recently introduced a new offering, "Dad's Ice Cream, Dad's Slurpee," which can be upgraded to include an additional charge of 50 Taiwanese dollars for "Bacardi Rum" or 70 Taiwanese dollars for "Pernod Ricard Premium Absinthe" resulting in liquor-infused ice creams. Especially the Slurpee brings back a sense of nostalgia. When I was a kid, on those summer afternoons when the adults weren't around, I would always rush to the nearby 7-11 and grab a large cup of Slurpee. I'd try to fill the cup as much as I could. I wasn't a fan of the classic cola flavor; instead, I preferred the passion fruit flavor. Maybe it was the vibrant yellow of the passion fruit that tempted my taste buds, making me want to take a big sip.
Toys are not just consumer goods; they're also a culture and industry. They occupy a considerable space at the "Flea Market" booths. The ARK Monsters, a regular at the "Flea Market," offers a variety of vintage and new toys and plush dolls. They have organized or co-organized many toy fairs and are familiar with numerous collectors. If you're looking for a specific collectible, you can inquire at The ARK Monsters' booth. GoYoung Vintage, a Taipei-based vintage store, is another frequent sight at the "Flea Market." Their aim is to convey the beauty of vintage items and antiques in the most natural way. They mainly sell secondhand vintage and antique goods such as vintage dresses, antique bags, and classic Martin shoes. "Pumpkin Clocks and Watches" is a watch shop based in Kaohsiung for over 30 years. Whenever they appear at the "Flea Market," they display uniquely charming antique watches. These watches might have a retro style, such as exquisite mechanical watches or slim wristwatches, or they might be classical pocket watches or romantic wristwatches. They usually have skilled watchmakers on-site providing free watch check-ups. I have a relative who's passionate about collecting antique watches and holds this shop in high regard.
The "Comic Pit" is a recent addition to the "Flea Market" exhibition, and I just discovered it recently. There aren't many places in Taiwan where you can find American comics (like Marvel, DC, cartoon characters, comics based on movies and TV shows), so this was quite a find for me. It's the only vendor at the "Flea Market" that sells a large collection of American comics, also known as "comic books." Most vendors usually have just one or a few of these, but at Comic Pit, they're neatly arranged in rows and columns, and they're in great condition. They even have a physical counter at the Wu Chang Eslite Bookstore. I really hope Manga Pit sticks around for a long time!
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