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London Craft Market and Shopping

In hindsight, I wish I would have taken more pictures at this market, but some people do not like for their craft ideas to photographed.  So, here are the few I was able to take.

Old beer bottles turned into glasses.

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These looked like jewelry boxes with a compass attached to the lid

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Love this display piece!

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Ladies, you will need at least two full days to shop in this area!

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More shopping!!

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Of course, the Apple Store in London

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This is an old deli turned t-shirt shop.  Love how they use the old meat cases to display the t-shirts!  This place is called Johnny Cupcakes.

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I only wish I had more time there!



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