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| Announced for passers-by to see |
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| The road was closed from the traffic lights ... |
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| ... to the junction with Denmark Road |
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| In between were rows of stalls, |
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| more stalls, |
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| and more stalls, |
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| and some were brightly coloured |
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| The local shops had their own stalls |
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| True to its ethical roots, Leela reused an old display stand for its socks |
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| The panettone was imported; the apricot harvest in St Leonard's was a little sparse |
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| Fish in a roll - enough to feed 5,000? |
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| St Leonard's church offered DIY Christmas Cards |
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| Bright decoration |
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| Street entertainment |
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| Getting into the Christmas spirit; lots of Christmas jumpers were on show |
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| Soft toys on sale |
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| ... and children's clothes. |
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| Delicatessen delights |
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| Tombola |
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| Mulled wine |
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| Stop, admire cards, and visit the shop to look at clocks |
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| Stall-holders had bright hats |
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| and so did shoppers and the stalls; it was a cold afternoon |
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| So you might like some mulled wine |
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| ... or hot chocolate. |
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| Even the ATM did a roaring trade! |
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| Pink and purple colours were in fashion at Oliver's Bakery |
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| and in the Advent socks |
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| One of the many craft stalls |
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| Empty chairs - not for long! |
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| Colourful crafts and backpacks |
