The boat trip was an hour, on the way there were many delightful sights as we passed London Zoo. We saw lots of boats on the away as well as Gondolas which had violinists playing on the end; this gave it a real ‘Little Venice’ feel. We also saw some houses with beautiful architect, one of which had a life size figure of a cow on the balcony! - Which everyone found amusing.

 When we reached the market, the smell of food filled the air. As we got off the boat it was very hectic with a variety of food stalls in sight, there was Caribbean, Japanese, Chinese, Indian, Italian, Mexican and more. It was a great experience with foods from all around the world. Everyone scattered off into the market excitedly to look around at all of the stalls which had different styles of clothing from burlesque to modern styles and different cultural clothing. There was also handcraft jewellery and some amazing art work and paintings. Whilst wondering around, a particular stall caught my eye; it had paintings of scenes in London such as Big Ben and Tower Bridge which had parts that lit up; I thought it was brilliant! Other stalls included vintage records, interestingly designed home ware and decorations, and vintage toys.