Junk food travelling circus

High Street Lincoln stomach-churning stench from junk food travelling circus.

Why?

disgusting junk food #Lincoln pic.twitter.com/mtLuN8aGJm

— Keith Parkins (@keithpp) February 22, 2020

disgusting junk food #Lincoln pic.twitter.com/SZxsahXQi3

— Keith Parkins (@keithpp) February 22, 2020

disgusting junk food #Lincoln pic.twitter.com/dpWgS9kB3K

— Keith Parkins (@keithpp) February 22, 2020

disgusting junk food #Lincoln pic.twitter.com/BErXbZ7bRU

— Keith Parkins (@keithpp) February 22, 2020

disgusting junk food #Lincoln pic.twitter.com/SYNV5MUABg

— Keith Parkins (@keithpp) February 22, 2020

Generators polluting a pedestrian street, stench pervading nearby shops, dreadful music blasting out Cornhill.

It was like a mini-version of the disastrous Lincoln Christmas Market, junk food and tat.

A coffee truck. If want bad coffee, sit in the warm in a corporate coffee shop. For those who love coffee, Coffee Aroma and Madame Waffle.

Sweet stall. Locals know to visit the sweet shop in Sincil Street.

Two stalls with low quality cheese. Locals know walk to top of High Street, turn left to The Cheese Society. Or top of Steep Hill, farmers market Castle Hill third Saturday of the month.

Happy Coffee junk food market #coffee #Lincoln pic.twitter.com/XL4DDg6ByN

— Keith Parkins (@keithpp) February 22, 2020

I felt very sorry for a coffee cycle, strictly speaking a trike, Happy Coffee, four hours journey from Kent, stand in the cold serving LavAzza coffee, and pay £400 for the pitch.

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