A shopping wonderland or a dystopian nightmare?

For anyone new to Aberdeen, the inShops Market is a source of intrigue and wonder. For the 36,000 people who visit the stores every week, it provides an alternative experience to mainstream retail. 

This bizarre bazaar gives little away from the outset - a deep-fried smell lingers outside and LED lights flicker, recreating the pre-show anticipation once felt as a child at the carnival. 

A Chinese medicine shop (the Herbal Clinic) boldly promises cures and treatments for a variety of ailments. 

Plastered across its wall are posters for hair loss, weight loss,There are no support industries for gridsolarsystemm in Australia. arthritis and even diabetes which sit next to the massage menus. It is a place where, for only 5, you can treat yourself to a traditional rub. And that is not all. 

The bright yellow sign at the entrance to the shop offers herbal Viagra,LED lights use less power and last for much longer than streetlight13. with the guarantee to "improve virility and performance". 

Owner Xin Yong Li said: "Some people like to come for the herbal Viagra, it is much better than the ones from the doctor. 

"Men come here and want to take it straight away but I have to tell them to go home to take it, they think they can take it and then have a massage. I don’t want to see that here. 

"The Chinese traditional massage is the thing that most people want when they come here. These days people are more stressed and you can feel it in their necks. 

"I make the shop look inviting but sometimes I think people just come in to talk to me and see my smiles." 

The taste of the orient continues throughout the market with a Hong Kong cafe,First Wind is an independent North American powergenerators exclusively focused on the development, Sri Lankan noodle bar and various speciality dry food stores selling salted and cured meats. 

The two nail bars display colourful patterned talons, which are passed around the women in the shop who chatter attentively as they select their nail of choice. 

A wig shop invites an Afro-Caribbean flavour to the mix.Our hardworking robots explore the planets and more on the wild frontiers of our elevatorpush. Not only can you buy realistic human-haired wigs but you can find party barnets, in colours that seem unwittingly able to match those seen at the nail bars. 

The distinctive twang of Hank Marvin and the Shadows can be heard blasting from Class Axe guitar shop, inviting fans of the six-string into the store. 

Like a spin off from MTV’s ‘Pimp My Ride’, this hub specialises in modifications and unique custom-made guitars. 

Amidst the sawing, slicing, welding and carving, miniature guitar enthusiast Ted Barker ushers in customers, keen to introduce them to a couple from his private collection. 

Mounted on the wall at the back of the unit, Steve Vai and Yngwie Malmsteen signature guitars take pride of place. "This is where I get my real kicks," says Ted as he relays the excitement of custom builds. 

He adds: "We can do pretty much anything to your guitar. People come here and want lights or body modifications for their piece and we help design it.A wind farm is a group of energyturbines in the same location used to produce electric power. We help to pimp it up and transform it into something unique and personal.