London Below

If you’re willing to spend some time….and I mean A LOT of time…exploring then London below is for you. The floating market is a sight to be seen…if you need to know when and where…just ask.

Places to avoid if at all possible: Night’s Bridge, The Labyrinth at the end of Down Street and The Marquis De Carabas’ pockets.

Apart from that…enjoy…but mind the gap.

I still remember the time they had it in Harrod’s.

the next, I was in a wee brick alley with a gaggle of nurses & a walrus…

It was all demented & highly memorable!

As my Friends say, ”if its weird, trust the Elf to find it!”

I’d only go if I was SURE I could get back to my current life. That trial of the Keys seems hard enough, and I don’t have Hunter to back my up for the first part :)

I’ve been to London Below. That’s how my lovey and I fell in love. He picked me up off the street and chose not to go back to his former life.

Though I do want to visit London Below, take the tube of course. Perhaps, while I check out London Above.

Sure, London Above may have all of the major tourist attractions, but it can be so ordinary, so boring. For a real adventure, take a trip to London Below. It is a place of shadows and magicks, home of the lost and the forgotten, inhabited by angels and vampires.

Be sure not to miss the Floating Market. The curry is excellent. If you’re lucky, you might also want to ask for an audience at the Earl’s Court. Also popular is hunting the great beast of London, although there are many that suspect that this monster is just a myth, much like the giant alligators that supposedly roam the sewers of New York.

Just a small word of warning. Never offer to owe someone a favor, no matter how much they are willing to help you. The cost is just too high in the end.