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The Lloyds Building and Leadenhall Market
London, UK - Chris Redgrave - Tuesday, May 3rd, 2005 : goo
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elaine: 4th May 2005 - 08:02 GMT
loving how that middle one works in blocks of colour. is that really how it looks at night?
i had a boyfriend who went to a little specialist jazz shop there, but virgin bought it to close it down, and now it is a clothing chain. the market is nice though, not cheap, but pretty and posh. there is a good butcher, apparently butcher to the queen. J used to buy meat there, cook for me and say, 'the queen isn't eating better than us tonight, elaine'
kobe: wow the colours in that second one are tops.
drea: 4th Apr 2006 - 01:50 GMT
The architecture's so cool!!! Reminds me of some of the buildings I saw in France (forgot where, I believe Paris) that had big pipes running around outside the building and they were brightly coloured. I wish I had a picture. (Didn't have a digital camera then)
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