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I’d prefer the UK to be a republic, so not interested. However, if those who feel differently want to celebrate then it doesn’t bother me. That said, it’s 2023 not 1953 so shifting all the parked cars around here would be quite the feat!

Hypocrisy abounds on this subject. Easy to blame joggers but I see plenty of non-runners ambling, congregating, chatting, chasing after dogs, teaching kids to ride bikes, sunbathing etc. If the lockdown is to be sustainable it has to be flexible. A hard lockdown would lead to unrest within a month. There has to a balance between slowing the virus and imposing a medium-term lockdown that people can live with. Laying it all on runners is pure projection.

pinkladybird Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Nigello, seasoned wood STILL causes crap air. Less > crap then moist wood but still crap! > > The figures below are for burning SEASONED wood in > ideal laboratory conditions. > > Defra Exempt Wood burning Stove: 6.7 g/h = 30 cars > worth > New Ecoready Wood burning Stove: 3 g/h = 15 cars > worth > > Those figures are shocking! Wood burning shouldn't > be allowed in London. 1 house burning 1 defra > stove for 1 hour = 30 cars driving up and down the > road Ultimately as long as they are using seasoned wood in a burner they are within their rights. Nothing you can do.

The idea of quieter areas over the Dulwich valley is likely more to do with spot perception than averaged reality. Flightradar shows alot of variation on turns into the final heathrow approach - a "cloud" over the whole area.

fishbiscuits Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------ > I think LL seemed much busier on thur/fri/sat > nights 10 years ago than it does now. And it was a > younger crowed too. Maybe partly an older > demographic living/moving to ED now (middle-aged > with kids). Maybe because other areas have come up > in the world, so people don't bother travelling to > ED any more to go drinking. > A fair few of those have stayed put and sprouted kids! For me the loss of Inside 72 left a bit of a hole further up LL. Most of that sort of crowd can now be found at the EDT.

malumbu Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Baby badger then... Or a very small brown fox with short legs...

It certainly didn't work for us. Our house had a lean-to kitchen utility room extension when we bought it. We ripped it all out to create a open space with full-width patio and skylight - a common solution of course.

Beej Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > healey Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > A case of taking a trendy industrial concept > far > > too seriously. > > > How exactly is pasta making a trendy industrial > concept? Was referring to the rather sparse design of the place. Didn't look very inviting as a restaurant/cafe.

A case of taking a trendy industrial concept far too seriously.

uncleglen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sue Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Partriguez Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > > > > > > Don't get me started on other people's cats > > pooing > > > in my garden and not their own... > > > > > > Cats poo on bare soil or gravel, so if you > cover > > your bare space with actual plants, they should > go > > elsewhere. > > > > Can't help with the dog poo, I share your pain. > > I must disagree about the cat poo- they regularly > poo on grass and it is disgusting to remove > especially if it is a bit sloppy, and it stinks > and kills the grass That's fox poo.

They'd be mad to rip out that interior. They'd probably get alot of bad feeling for it too.

To get to the other side? Hang on, I may have got this all mixed up...

90mins? What route are you taking? I can get to soho in an hour. I avoid bothering with overground trains. Out: 40 > Piccadilly line at E&C Back: Northern line Tottenham CR to Oval > 185 The west end is a pain to get to, but it shouldn't take that long consistently. ianc Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > After 22 years in ED, I am now officially fleeing > to Vauxhall. I currently rent a 1-bed, so a > smaller more modern place there is do-able with a > reasonable increase in rent. > > When I arrived in ED in 1995, I used to be able to > get from Therapia Road (far end of ED) to my job > in Oxford Circus, in under an hour. Perhaps a > handful of days a year it took longer. Nowadays, > from where I live near Lordship Lane, it's 90mins > in the morning, and almost that coming home. >