Sue

Yep, Ganapati is just in a totally different (better) league to anywhere in ED, and it's only a ten minute walk from Goose Green. If you walk fastish :)

Can't Buy Me Love - Beatles

Sweet Soul Music - Arthur Conley

Well I've just skimmed through it over lunch, and I found bits of it quite interesting. And the review of Locale wasn't 100% favourable (not enough basil.... slow service ....) so not just a promotional puff :) And I didn't get it delivered for a month or so, but now seem to be getting it again. But hey, they put a bit in about the Goose a while ago, so maybe I'm biased (?sp?)

One presumes (perhaps wrongly) that they wouldn't continue producing it if they weren't - unless they're bonkers :))

Was Rubber Soul an actual song? Beatles

Well the forum doesn't cover everything Sean, and usually not outside East Dulwich - the mag covers a wider area :)

The small ads are quite useful, and if somewhere new opens it's handy to know. There was also an interesting article in it about the Dulwich Ukelele Band. Anyway they're making money from it so I'm sure they won't care about criticism on the EDF :))

tepee (but are parts of words allowed? :) )

The night has a thousand eyes - erm, it'll come to me - Bobby Vee??

I feel very sick now, Sean, and I wasn't feeling that great already :))

Am I the only one who actually sometimes finds Living South quite useful?

road (trailers for sale or rent, etc etc)

Mary's Boy Child - Harry Belafonte :))

Not on draft (is that the correct technical term?) I don't think. Palmerston has it on draft.

Yesterday Man - Chris Farlowe (I think ...)

In the middle of nowhere - Dusty Springfield

Mole in a Hole - The Watersons

Down the dustpipe - Status Quo :))

Sitting on Top of the World - Cream etc etc etc

If I can't have the robin, Mrs Brown you've got a lovely daughter - Herman's Hermits (sp?) :))

When the red red robin(son) goes bob bob bobbing along - no? I'm supposed to be working :))

Mrs Adlam's Angels - Ralph McTell

Yes I agree with Ito1, I was also put off by the hectoring tone of the instructions to prospective participants. Surely that's the kind of thing that's better covered in a friendly personal introduction to the winetasting rather than the very first thing you read when you're considering signing up for it? And when, loaded up already with full shopping bags, we bought four bottles of wine to take to a naming ceremony, they said they had no bags but could give me a box (we had no way to carry a box) and my OH and I were forced to carry the bottles in our arms up to Somerfield, where we sneaked some extra plastic bags to put the bottles in. Of course unnecessary use of plastic bags is bad, but why couldn't they just charge for bags where people really do need one or more, and give the money to charity, as SMBS do? But yes, there's many good things about G&B including, luckily, their wines :)

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