Camden is love
Went to National History Museum and then to Camden Market.
NHM is cool (all this stuff to touch, knobs to turn, quizzies and everything!) but very children-oriented. I mean, IMO, 90% of stuff explained there normal person would definitely know by the age of 20 unless they're living under the rocks (which reminds - didn't get to see Earth section, boo-hoo).
Camden is much cooler than other markets (decidedly smaller) that I saw. Even though I came when most of the stores were already closed for the day, the market on Locks were still mostly open. I got noodles with teriyaki chicken and some other chicken I didn't catch the name of for only 1 pound because booth was getting ready to close, lol
Many shops carried clothes in gothic, punk and fruits style - too bad I didn't have time to browse. People ranged from normal tourists to boys with 20 cm long pink spiky mohawks and girls in non-existent skirts with tons of make-up and bright-colored accessories.
NHM is cool (all this stuff to touch, knobs to turn, quizzies and everything!) but very children-oriented. I mean, IMO, 90% of stuff explained there normal person would definitely know by the age of 20 unless they're living under the rocks (which reminds - didn't get to see Earth section, boo-hoo).
Camden is much cooler than other markets (decidedly smaller) that I saw. Even though I came when most of the stores were already closed for the day, the market on Locks were still mostly open. I got noodles with teriyaki chicken and some other chicken I didn't catch the name of for only 1 pound because booth was getting ready to close, lol
Many shops carried clothes in gothic, punk and fruits style - too bad I didn't have time to browse. People ranged from normal tourists to boys with 20 cm long pink spiky mohawks and girls in non-existent skirts with tons of make-up and bright-colored accessories.