Having now become a cadet photographer, Andy took this photo of Gary and Joan at the cafe in Camden Town, where we ate deep fried chicken with waffles and maple syrup - most unusual, but entirely edible! The cafe was called the "Bird".
Opposite the "Bird" was an entrance into Camden Market, and just inside the gate was this initial taste of the wonders of the market.
A shoe display in a window at the market showed some quite amazing women's shoe styles.
Gary, Andy and I walked across the several bridges over the waterways of Camden, and peered down at the various food stalls displaying their wares - foods from the Netherlands, Malaysia, Argentina, Venezuela, India, Vietnam, China: you name it, they had it. What a variety!
This large weeping willow softened the effects of the bustling array of market stalls beside the canal.
"Belly and bao" revealed a stall selling those lovely Chinese buns filled with pork, next to Columbian street food, beside Argentine steak and burgers. The food was worth the visit to Camden Market, let alone all the other wonders.
This stall advertised smoothies of fruit and vegetables, including mango crush and watermelon bliss.
Canal boats floating in Camden lock can be seen behind the Indian food stall and squeezed orange juice drinks.
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| This fresh coconut water stall claimed it to be a cure for a hangover. |
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| Looking down from a walkway overlooking the stalls we were enticed by the Brazilian sweets displayed for sale. |
Gary stitched together three images to make this wide-angled view of Joan overlooking the colourful food stalls at the Camden market.
