My god, London is so magical during Christmas time. To sit down and have a warm coffee while watching people pass in the Leddinghall market how can it not be magical and it is all the more magical since parts of Harry Potter were filmed here. This market was partially a part of Diagon alley happily I did not need to use an umbrella to open a football just like Hagrid but partially I wish I had to.

 my little tiny heart of hearts I imagine some goblins elves and trolls as well as some school kids looking for their wands or owls through this market but that’s only a hope and a prayer and sadly all I saw was people in suits.   but when we did go to the market they really did deck out the Christmas attire including a giant Christmas tree almost touching the roof. I find this market is a wonderful place to just watch people and make up little tiny cute stories about them. I felt lucky to go there with Rachel and experience such a British thing with her London is nice and I hope to learn more and more about it.

Granted in this market the coffee is expensive and everything is incredibly posh but you don’t go to this market for a cheap cuppa you go there for an experience.

the high-voltage roofs remind me of the great halls of Hogwarts. And the beautiful old windows of the second-floor remind me of church buildings exposing the things you see when you travel on the magical feeling you get. You can deathly get that feeling in Canada but Kendra such a young country in perspective obviously not including the first nation to of been here for many hundreds of years if not thousands. But I do truly hope that you all get the chance to check out this market it’s a quick hop skip and jump from Aldgate station and it’s literally in downtown London it’s always good to sprinkle a little bit magic throughout your day and London is definitely the place to do that I love you all and I hope you enjoyed the post

love dane