London (Was: Goth Doctors?)

[Jordan Harris]

Yeah, Camden Market is good for shopping and just hanging out. I always make 
it a point to stop and shop at Resurrection Records (though it was still 
cash-only a few years ago) and the Black Rose. The Darkside is relatively 
new, but has a nice selection of clothes. Cyberdog may or may not have 
clothes of interest to you, but it's a fun experience to walk through, with 
all the futuristic decour, LEDs, and blacklights.

The Wallace Collection (nearish to the Baker St. tube stop) is a neat 
collection of fine art and medieval weaponry. It works, believe it or not.

The food in London has changed alot. Traditional pub food especially has 
gotten quite tasty (and even vegetarian-friendly).

The London Dungeon is a tourist trap, but it's cheesy and ghoulish fun. It's 
grown from a warehouse with a few wax models and a few antique torture 
devices into a full-blown experience, complete with a water-ride (when it's 
working).

Near the London Dungeon is the Old Operating Theatre, dating from the 17th 
century. The operating table bears quite a few deep gouges from the 
amputations performed on it.

If you're interested in the theatre, I suggest going to Piccadilly Circus in 
the morning to scout for discounted tickets. It can be luck of the draw, but 
you can net some great bargains.

J

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> So Camden Market is where all the Goths hang out now in London? Thanks, 
> Gwen-- I'm going the first week in May, and I'm on the hunt for new boots.
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> Anyone have any further suggestions on what to do whilst there? It's 
> changed a lot in 17 years, I'm guessing.
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