We traversed a sizable distance to Camden Market, a market(obviously) hosting more than a thousand separate vendors. As soon as we exited the train we were greeted with massive crowds packing the roads, whenever a car required the usage a certain street, all the multitude of people would pack onto the sidewalks which were horribly inadequate for everyone to wedge into to avoid the cars resulting in us getting shoehorned between others. All this came as quite a to me as I presumed Camden Market to be relatively small because I either failed to recall my memories from our time presiding in London or we merely tended to stay to the outskirts, so contrary to my belief, I discovered the market to be exceedingly vast. Back when we lived here, we took a liking to a large store called Cyberdog(A rather strange name)with immense robot statues outside the entrance. The store contains futuristic and rave-inspired clothing(Yes, it’s an odd store). We then procured superb food from an Asian street vendor and then making to a Bandai Namco store and acquiring miniature Gundams from one of many dispensers, finally we took a short stop at the Gundam World Tour shop that held much exclusive merchandise.
