Near London Bridge
Sara said we should have a look at the Borough Market. It is an experience that we would cherish. So we took the tube and arrived there on a good morning; not so cold.
Many came here for daily grocery shopping; I believe. It is indeed colorful filled with local tastes.
Dad was glad that he had a chance to browse through the market.
How about that for bread?
Gigantic.
The salad looks fresh and appetizing.
The famous cheese display that enticed us.
Sara pondering on how breads were made, cakes baked and...
...baking macarons for friends !
Jokes aside; she was inspired to bake them ! She baked stacks of them for her sisters.
Beautiful plates with authentic designs.
Mushrooms of all varieties.
Granola
Wheat grass for health.
Thirst quenches.
Irksome but to some it is a delight !
Rabbit meat...
Wild ducks and the feather family; eaten.
Curries.
You taste more varieties than back home; London being so cosmopolitan.
Sara got excited at the paella; and asked me to try and then to compare it with what she cooked previously.
Well, well, comparable.
Pies of all kinds.
Dad took a good look before deciding on his choice.
The very famous coffee...
And... there are some who worked for God without qualms.
London Bridge and Borough Market; we were glad to see it.
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