
We looked around at the sound & vision section on the third floor ogling at overpriced but highly desirable High-Definition plasma and LCD televisions. Then it was off to the second floor checking out the pet store, Waterstones book store and the luggage section. A quick look around at the perfume section on ground level before laughing at those at the Gucci queue, we left at about 6.30pm.

An hour. Probably a record. I don't really like shopping at Harrods especially during their famous sale season, due to the number of mad dashing tourist population and the Sloane Street crowd of posh and toft shoppers - but it is a great place to check out for bargains. I managed to avoid the metro-sexual section of menswear on the lower ground floor - those shite are really expensive - but I might return 3 weeks later when Harrods switch to clearance mode (75%).
I am going to cut my card now.
5 comments:
damn, I'm so coming!
Have some will first, you need the money for your trip.
I'm keeping my cards at home and avoiding any trips to London until the sales are over. :P
Well good luck then. ;)
Kat said...
I'm keeping my cards at home and avoiding any trips to London until the sales are over. :P
Smart descision :)
As it is popular in some countries around the Christmas - there are even people camping on a tent infront
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