I spent my last day in London in Camden Town, admiring the street art, buying some clothes and going through the vibrant atmosphere of this part of the town.
Camden Lock Market is a hot spot when it comes to international food. On the lower level of Camden Lock Market you have food stalls from nearly every country in the world and I was tempted by so many including the Columbian Street Food, Falafel Time or Feed me primal. It was difficult to decide what to eat, so I had a coffee instead (don’t try to understand the logic :D)
I sat down, enjoyed the busy but happy atmosphere and was thinking that my London trip was slowly coming to an end. After having spent some time over there, going through the different market, I took the tube towards King’s Cross St Pancras… couldn’t help but went to the platform 9 3/4 :-) .. and had a look at the Harry Potter shop, while people were queuing to get a picture of them pushing a trolley through the wall.
Goodbye London, that was a nice experience, even if everything is so noisy over there :-) !
geat gallery… ;-)
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Thank you ! I’m glad you appreciate it ! :-)
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beautiful shots…so very british similar to my shorthair cats…like southcoast since travelling to weymouth in past…
have a good afternoon… ,-)
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You too !
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On my bucket list… Great shots…
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It is worth the visit :-)
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Lovely to have read about your adventures in London!
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Stay tuned for more adventures in South East Asia :-)
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What a great series of photos. Thanks so much for posting them. We were at St. Pancras recently, but had no idea that there was Harry Potter/Track 9 3/4 deal there. Arggh! Well, next time for sure.
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thank you for visiting my blog. It is easy to miss but you’ll know it for next time ! :-)
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Oooh, I like the blue mesh chairs :) Oh, and the food stuff too, lol!
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yeah, that looked like a nice place to have a drink ;-)
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Does look like a foodie paradise, indeed! So, it was noisy, huh? LOL! I guess NYC, would be noisy, too. :-)
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Oh yeah, it was terribly noisy, could barely sleep in my hostel over there. NYC is terribly noisy as well ;-)
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LOL! Wishing you all the peace and quiet you desire. :-)
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I love street art!
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It is always very colourful, I like that as well
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Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. You’re amazing!
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Thank you :-) I think if you put several people in the same place, everyone will come up with different ideas. That’s what I like about that, and I’m glad you like my way of seeing things :-)
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I agree.
Hugs
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Love Camden! I’m not sure if I’ve been tithe lock market tho, but there are so many cool food markets in London! What’s your fave haunt?
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Difficult to choose, each market has its own atmosphere. I really loved the Camden Lock Market in the morning, before it opened, because everyone was really busy. They were chopping the vegetables, pre-cooking stuff, everything was smelling good (but not overcooking food or food that would have been left on the cooker for hours). It was nice. I sat down on a bench, I looked at them, drinking my coffee and it was awesome. I went back after noon, and it was crazy, not the same atmosphere anymore.
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Sounds lovely with liveliness!
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I love Camden, as we have discussed before. Great photos.
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Last bits of London, I’ll talk about Singapore next time :-)
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Awesome. I look forward to it.
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