Bristol, UK. 11th Nov, 2016. The annual Christmas Market in Broadmead Bristol City Center. Independent stall holders provide a more individual shopping experience. The open air stalls and seasonal foods add to the festive character of the market. Credit: Mr Standfast/Alamy Live News

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