Sue

The Castle used to show the boxing didn't it? Has it stopped?

Seabag Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sue Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Is this the person who has all the camper vans > > parked in the road opposite Rye Books? > > > They belong to DubDubAway who hire them out. It > sounds like fun! It certainly does, but sadly too expensive fun for me :(

JohnL Wrote: -------------------------------------------- > > Edit: and most of us seem to be on 2 year > contracts - mine > ends April 30th. Rolling monthly contracts for sim only seem to be much more common now.

edcam Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > You've linked to the main page Sue. > > Sue Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Hope they catch the bastard. > > > > ETA: Just seen this > > > > http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/read.php Sorry was on my phone and didn't copy the whole link. I've edited it. Hopefully this is the right one: http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/read.php?5,1814225

Is this the person who has all the camper vans parked in the road opposite Rye Books?

Hope they catch the bastard. ETA: Just seen this http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/read.php?5,1814225

Isn't there a difference between getting a report on genetic heritage and finding out whether or not two specific people are related? I'd have thought the former would be more complicated, more expensive, and done by commercial companies? Sorry crossed post with above.

Thanks James, I just did the survey, it was useful.

Nigello Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > At least the moorhens can fly. I have seen them go > quite high into the bushes but the moorhens are > nearly always on the water or the ground. Shomething wrong here, shurely?

Help-Ma-Boab Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Bloody Canadians. Coming over here, taking our > nests..etc. etc. etc. :))

geobz Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- If you like talking on the street like > your somehow in a Civilized Country and not in > South Africa, ?????

I can't believe two cars ended up on their roof in virtually the same place and at virtually the same time. Many moons ago I filmed a (acted) incident. When shown it later, people's subsequent descriptions of it and the people involved varied widely.

We were talking recently to a lady who said she used to be one of the gardeners in that park. She said those geese had stolen the nesting site from another pair of birds. I think it was moorhens. The moorhens had to start again :(

KidKruger Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sue - "Not if you play Pokemon Go" > > Didn't I bump into a certain lady one evening last > week on the pavement bordering Goose Green playing > that game on their mobile as they walked > along...........? Exactly. And I don't intend to stop :)) But I'm definitely more aware of mopeds and scooters now. And btw it was the other end of Goose Green from where the OP was :)

http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/read.php?5,1812444 I presume this is the same incident?

singalto Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The police keeps telling us not to use our phones > in the street. I'm sure it is possible to survive > for a bit without staring at a phone, particularly > if it avoids getting it stolen.... Not if you play Pokemon Go :))

:)

WTF? Are we talking Pok?mon Go??? ETA: No clearly not because that's not Just London .....

Since seeing this and similar posts on here I've become really aware of mopeds and scooters driving around the back roads especially :( Is their M.O. generally to snatch your mobile out of your hand then immediately drive off? Because if so that might be slightly easier to avoid than a confrontational mugging? I've never been worried walking round here, but I've definitely recently got warier :(

Surely if everyone goes down there picking the herbs, there will be nothing left for others to enjoy? Surely a community garden of this kind is to look at, not to strip the the plants??

Very very sorry to hear that.

And me.

I thought the parking mentioned at the meeting was referring to the staff's own cars (they can drive to work and park in Sylvester Road, but won't be able to in Peckham). I don't recall that there was any mention at all of lack of parking for Royal Mail vehicles.

Thanks for posting. I found it interesting, so I expect other people will too.

So the pavement outside the railings at the green's boundary? I walk on Goose Green a lot, so obviously this is worrying, but slightly less worrying than if they were taking mopeds onto the green itself.