Day 3, May 31 - Our legs have fallen off

We started our day off by going to Broadway Market, which is near the London Fields and runs to the Regent's Canal. It's a huge market full of food and clothing vendors. I got some beef pho and Scott got a huge German bratwurst for lunch. We were able to enjoy it in the middle of the market and listening to some awesome street musicians. Once we ate, we walked down Brick Lane, which is in the London Borough of Tower Hamlets. There we found a huge sale of old records and such, which was really cool. 

                        

There were also a bunch of pop up restaurants nearby and a graduate school for fashion design. Next, we went to Spitalfield Market. It is a huge covered market that has been on that site for about 350 years apparently. It was very similar to a jewelry show in New Orleans, but with clothing as well. Afterwards, we explored Liverpool Street, which is in Central London.  We also stopped off quickly in the Liverpool Station to check that out. Then we took the bus over to the bustling area of Camden. There we stopped off and had some brews in a organic shop called inSpiral. Camben is known for its huge network of markets, which we poked around for some time. One place we had to explore is called Cyberdog. It's basically a store for people who like to go to raves and such, and there's a rave going on inside while you're shopping. They wouldn't let me take pictures inside, so I only was able to take a picture of the entrance.

                              

 It's definitely different, but really cool. Think of the style like Zenon: Girl of the 21st Century. After wondering around Camden, we walked to Islington to a pub called The Angelic.  That walk was absolutely brutal, which was about 3-4 miles just there. After having some drinks at The Angelic, we went to The Regent for pizza. After dinner, we walked back to the flat and had the best night of sleep we have had for a while.