Some people don't enjoy the carnival, and avoid it much as they avoid the tourists who go to Portobello Market on Saturday, but I enjoy the carnival. It makes a large area of London a no-car area, which is great. I enjoy the music. I enjoy the dancing. I enjoy the weird food stalls. It's a good laugh. I enjoyed it last year even though it rained.
I'm going to party on Sunday (Family day) and go mad on Monday (Party day). I'm hosting post-carnival drinks ingy-style (bath full of ice and beer) at my flat, which will either be crazy or quiet. Will I change my opinion of the carnival now it goes down my street? Maybe. It was kind of one of the attractions of getting this flat.
Get back to yer roots, mon!
jump up (Score:2)
It's a lot like the people on St. Croix who live in Christiansted and disdain the semi-weekly Wednesday night carnival in Frederiksted [ where the cruise ships unload the hoi polloi ] by staying at home. I never considered moving to Frederikstead from Solitude Farm but I rode my bike into town whenever I was around for it since you can have a good time in spite of or even because of the tourists :) Now all London needs is a little tropical weather and a few bartenders who can make some decent mai tais in l
Memories (Score:2)
Bloody hell, where does the time go??
A much smaller carnival in a much smaller city (Score:1)
Its a shame that insurance and penny-pinching has reduced regional carnivals to such small affairs - I remember the village carnival in Budoc
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