Peckhamgatecrasher

1. Brunswick House - LASSCO - England's prime resource for Architectural Antiques, Salvage Curiosities (v. expensive) 2. There used to be one on Lewisham Way, don't know if it's still there. 3. Ditto Burgess Park

@MrsR I've seen mistle thrushes on the running track at Peckham Rye Park. I don't know if they're gregarious like starlings, but there were quite a few.

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This house is lovely, but the price!! I haven't looked locally in a long time, is this standard now? For Sale: Underhill Road, London SE22 | Inigo

I thought it was a protected view, but this website shows otherwise: London's Protected Views — Richard Gower This site may be of interest: Protected views and tall buildings - City of London Very sad, I always plonk on the bench and admire the view on the few occasions I go to the cemetery.

Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri 10am to, I think, 3pm.

Happy to report that either the storm took the blessed chimes away, or a neighbour took pity on me, for which many thanks.

Alas, I am surrounded on three sides by gardens with high fences/hedges. If I could scale the fences, the chimes would be long gone. There are seven possible suspects; I haven't the energy to have a potentially explosive conversation with all of them. Posting here allows me to vent. It may be futile, but you never know...

Please, please, please, take them down before tonight's storm. The ones in my neighbour's garden are jolly annoying already. Muschamp Road: I'm looking at you! Edits 1. To correct grammar 2. To correct street name 3. To apologise for swearing, I am going a little bit nuts from them, as you may be able to tell.

No, mine's been fine.

Don't vandalise this thread, Malumbu.

You may be an undigested bit of beef, a blot of mustard, a crumb of cheese, a fragment of an underdone potato. There’s more of gravy than of grave about you, whatever you are!

If you are referring to the 'snow', it is bloody irritating. Bah humbug!

"Characterful" Escape to the Country - I'm looking at you!!

It is an anagram of LITHE COP which could derail this thread!

Where is that picture with the infinity sculpture? I don't recognise it. Cheers.

I expect The Castle will be showing it. Several Irish pubs in Nunhead are sure to be showing it also.

Just found Box Moth on my fig tree. Should I kill it?

Could it be a "keeper's gibbet"? Farmers/country folk believe it deters other birds.

I was looking forward to the new Pizza Joint as Papa John's doesn't cater for my taste. Unfortunately, it doesn't do garlic, anchovies, artichokes or capers, all of which I like on a pizza. I'll have to stick to The Gowlett.

I think the picture framers on East Dulwich Road usually have copies.

Hi Joe I think you've done a fantastic job on the new forum. Thanks. One query: what does "reputation" section mean? Sounds a bit sinister to me (although my reputation went south years ago). PGC

Just to point out to residents, you will need to add an SC7 school street parking permit to your usual parking permit. This is issued for 12 months and doesn't cost anything. Click on parking permit on Southwark website and it is on drop-down menu.

The one that I've heard of is for puppies - perhaps search with that in the title? Sorry, I don't know any more details, this is second hand info.