Getting yourself into the Christmas spirit get more difficult as you get older but a sure fire way to get those spirits going is to head up to London to see the lights. There are always lots of things to see and do in London but at Christmas time the whole place goes bananas. It’s the busiest time to visit but also, the best time to visit. We sent one of our photographers up there to shadow a pair looking to get into the spirit of things and to get a few snaps of London at this ridiculously busy special time of year.
Lights of Covent Garden
Check these christmas baubles..
A very big Christmas tree at Covent Garden
Cambridge Theatre
View looking towards Cambridge theatre
Tempted to go see this, but didnt have the time.
Mousetrap, the longest running show of all time.
Shopping fuel..
Plenty to see and do in Camdem
Camden Market
Even Batman needs to do his Christmas shopping
It’s the same here at Camden Market…it’s busy
Men busy at work..doing a fine job
They do this for free?
Buzzin Camdem Market
Someones first visit to this very famous store
The lights, oh the lights
Sponsored Christmas lights
Aww, an angel.. at Christmas.
Into a rickshaw, destination..Hamleys
Happy Shopper
Bring that Magic…right back home
Not quite the same in the daylight is it?
Beautiful buildings full of gifts to buy
M&M store.
Somebody has found a new friend.
New logo store, with a queuing system. We gave it a miss.
Street Food = Impressive!
Street food in Camden Market
View of Camden Market
Barges parked up in Camden Market
Lots of stalls in Camdem Market
If you want a novelty t-shirt.. this is the market to get one
Angles flying above Oxford street
Hamleys. ‘The’ most expensive toy shop
The lights of Oxford street never fail to impress
Goofy never seems to get any older
Disney reminds us of Christmas.
Swimming in a sea of people
Hanging about on street corners
Selfridges shop window
Bashington Post street view
The best way to get around town
One spoilt brat will be happy this Christmas
Christmas, up close
After a busy day shopping (we clocked up 27,000 steps and 9.63 miles) it was onto Winter Wonderland, Hyde Park.
