It was kind of a prompt decision to explore Oxford Circus and Covent Garden on my own for a day.
I didn't plan things out before hand and that was also part of the decision that I was going to have a more relaxed journey to visit a new place.
And that was it; I did this trip despite the fact that the weather didn't seem friendly in the morning.
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| Amazing DJ-kid playing professional music by a street artist hiding behind (found near Oxford Circus Tube Station) |
Oxford Street is more of a trendy shopping paradise filled with an atmosphere of fashion especially during this big sale season, while Covent Garden is a place seems to be traditional, calm, relax, and a suitable place to enjoy a sip of coffee and afternoon tea.
I went in a cafe recommended by a blogger, ordered a "Flat-White" which I'd never had before.
As the shop owner explained to me it is made of double espresso with steamed milk which is quite similar to latte but tastes stronger, still the name attracted me to try it out.
I am a "coffeeholic," the word I made-up to describe people as a heavy coffee consumer.
I love not only the smell, the taste, but also the latte art, such as leaves, a swan, a bear, or even more creative ones that can only be seen from specific barista.
Sometimes I also find it interesting about coffee stains....
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| the foam, the brown stains left in a cup made an irregular artistic trace which seems to be kind of a spontaneous art itself |
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| The wooden man in the window of the coffee shop. That was an mysterious look on his face! |
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| Neal's Yard- a small colorful lane |
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| the picture explains itself how colorful those buildings are |
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| colorful and pleasant, isn't it?! |
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| bright and bold |
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| colorful express energy, young, and happy! |
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| mini is cute! |
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| more colors! |
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| and even more! |
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