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Nov 27, 2007

London's Christmas lights

London's Christmas lights have recently been not very good.

This year they are good.

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There are these lovely colour changing things on Regent Street sponsored by Nokia and created by w+k. Much more about that over on the consistently good w+k blog. Ideally I'd like them to be a bit bigger, but that's being a bit picky. Incidentally they are nothing whatsoever to do with Apple, I just thought that made a cool photo.

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There are these paper chain things on Carnaby Street which look fab in the bright sunlight. Seven Dials in Covent Garden are always worth a mention too.

And there's this graphic Christmas tree device from John Lewis.

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Not that exciting, but they've used it well in the stores.

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Especially as it gets more abstract.

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There's still lots of dross around, obviously. Top of the list is this lacklustre effort from Oxford St which is an uninspiring advert for this rubbish from Disney.

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Hey, at least you can still use the term "Christmas" over there. Enjoy reading your blog, keep it up.

wow! i never thought city christmas decorations could possibly be good. but they really are aren't they? wow!

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