kford

As supermarkets go, you won't find one more ethical, to staff or suppliers, than the Co-op. It's a very ED kind of store. Not sure how the quality of the produce measures up against the others though. The original Co-op in the block where the Co-op chemist is was destroyed by a V1 in '44; killed dozens.

Hmm.. I just can't get past the insipid name. Sounds like something conjured up by grad marketeers during their first ever brainstorming session.

She's in this article too: http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/standard/article-23514630-details/We+drive+electric+...+now+give+us+places+to+charge+up/article.do Obviously just appointed a new PR manager who's keen to impress.

jrussel's vision of a future East Dulwich: http://www.zombiezodiac.com/rob/ped/freeway/images/PICT0010%20Large%20Web%20view.JPG

sweetgirl Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > kford.... was it really like that? can't > picture that to be honest:-S The jib of the backloader wedged under the bridge, pulling the cab and front wheels in the air; not as high as in that shot, admittedly, but still, a few feet off the ground.

Yep, a Jewson delivery lorry hit it, and was jammed under like this: http://englishrussia.com/images/bridge_pier.jpg

Drive through the night, if you can. It's rather pleasant.

In ED?

Try getting that on a plane

No knives - how quaint.

Move to the country then... oh

rocket

Rocket Man - Elton John

Try motorbike chain lube. It never washes off.

Paradise City - G'n'R

HonaloochieB Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > All car ads. Except for the one in which the car > transforms *Transformer-like into a robot. That's > nifty. > > *Robots in disguise. Hey, I wrote that ad! Thanks ;-)

LostThePlot Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hi Jonsuissy, > > Yes, can we have more please? > > I look at these and wonder just what the world was > really like then? ED Grove just looks wonderful. > LIfe at that pace, instead of today's frantic > running about, must have been better for the sould > and mind? > > E Unless you were in the ruling classes or very rich, it was quite a struggle; the 1901 census shows three families, eight people in all, crammed into our 3-bed ED home, before it had a loo or a bathroom. http://www.1901officialcensus.co.uk/

ED Grove looks lovely. There's a flashing speed sign where that Victorian lamppost is and the shops at the bottom are now flats and a used VW garage. And what happened to the properties that lined the upper part of this road? Were they all razed to build those 60s units?

It teaches division, intolerance and fairy stories over science and enlightenment. For 7k/year? I thought we were in the 21st century.

It works down Bellendon way - those replacements look great.

I think it's looking towards LL; you can just make out the three-storey shops next to where the old Co-op used to stand.

No, Dr Who used to scare the shite out of me too. That, and the song 'Born With a Smile on my Face' by Stephanie De Sykes.

The railings look great. It's a shame they were all removed for the war effort, but apparently never used: http://www.christopherlong.co.uk/pri/wareffort.html

Will you swap it for a micro scooter?

Lots of sawdust/sand on the oil spill on the corner. What happened? Someone slowing for a U-turn down Grove Lane?