article_snippet: The Red Lion street market that's really a parking bay:
article_snippet: The fictional pub The Red Lion, and its large wooden sign, was added to the street.
article_snippet: Pens for animals, as well as a vegetable stall and a Punch and Judy show, were added to create a typical scene from the period .
article_snippet: But the elaborate facade was required to hide a much more modern stalwart of the High Street - the Indian restaurant.
article_snippet: Haque's Indian Cuisine had Haque's Indian Cuisine signature green shop front hidden behind a carefully crafted set, complete with barrel and harness stands .
article_snippet: Tor turn Tor into a store for fishing equipment, The film crew covered over the modern florist's shop with a weathered wooden casing and accessorised Tor with benches, baskets, fishing tackle and coils of rope.
article_snippet: the colourful shop front had to be boarded over and the nearby modern metal gate hidden behind panelling.
article_snippet: A panoply of wheelwright's instruments were placed in front of the 18th-century store .
article_snippet: Shed that's a phone box: A phone box was cleverly hidden in a wooden shed and a hay cart added to complete the rustic look .
article_snippet: A council spokesman said any shops which saw trading hit by the temporary intrusion were compensated by the production company.
article_snippet: Its latest transformation was so impressive that a special photography exhibition has been arranged by the council showcasing the High Street before and during filming.