PeckhamRose

And charge them interest! Well done!

Hi tomorrow for about a week there is an immersive experience of a festival of Rye Lane in the 1930s. Louisa I understand you know where it will be based. It sounds fabulous. Can you enlighten us where it is? Is it where Holdron's was? edited to add that I have just seen Louisa's thread about this on the other page. So in the meantime enjoy these photos!

Loved it. And last night dreamt my whole flat was now full of strangers... all who seemed to be living here legally, and I knew I was dreaming but that there was nothing I could do about this. Scared to watch next week's episode now!

I LOVE that clip. Is there a problem?

Of COURSE Lindsay Buckingham or Mark Kernopfler, how could I not have thought of him, but for bassists surely has to be Mark king? Meanwhile I refer the honourable ladies and gentlemen to Exhibit A.

Very good, ed_pete. Indeed Kristals is a shop on its own. What they don't sell, Labros does! Ohh you meant when is Nunhead getting its own forum?(!) Indeed.

Randy California. That is someone's name. Ex Eagles and then of 'Spirit'. The Edge. And dare I say, Andy Partridge can play a toon. Joan Armatrading.

And I'd rather be stuck behind one of these on the roads than the diesel old versions.

Done.

Not me, I'm a motorcyclist

Well the next nearest one is in the Tesco's in either direction so let's hope it's not another little Tesco!

They close the doors when it is windy or raining, apparently. Unlike the busses they replace you can get on at the front as well. What's the problem?

I think there are stables nearby. And yes let's remember that not all of us are familiar with the area or what passes for normal.

Is there still a pub called something like The Star near Great Ormond Street? Am I in the wrong area? I believe that pub had some record for having the most beers on sale, at some time or another.

There has been money awarded to make the buildings along there smarter; doing them up a bit. This work has been a long time promised, but it is here and being spent. When finished - and with nice new shops opening - that village is going to be even lovelier. And to think it hasn't even got its own postcode.

And the new locksmith/cobbler - his new shop is full of welcome cards many from the other shops along Evelina Road. Now that's neighbourliness! Oh, and it's his birthday today (4th Feb!).

Deal. Got voted best villagey town or something. Broadstairs. Hmm, very expensive now though. Ramsgate - cheaper but still nice. Whitstable, forget it! Hernia Bay - indeed. What about Rye? Some ideas, anyway.

She used to present the morning show with Danny Baker on GLR* Those were the days..... Now it's BBC London Ninety Four Point Nine doncha know.

Now, WHEN is it being unveiled! Lots of us want to be there!

What an amazing image, and I hasten to add, I do love those 1940s coats on the women!

It has appeared in Locationx3 and now I hear that an Independent Estate Agent is setting up shop soon AND a new Branch of Rye Books, along Evelina Road.

I have, "Sent from my Commodore 64".

How many local history books have you gone through? I can't believe they escaped photography. If John Beasley or the lovely man at the bookstore bottom of Lordship lane hasn't written about or got a photo of it, then you have a new project!

Yes, someone started another thread on this ;) ;)

I must watch Corrie later. I don't watch soaps but - yaknow - it's what I do as a Celebrant. What is important about arranging a funeral is that it is all about choice, and maybe they all agree to get to the Crematorium separately, and sometimes people find it difficult to think about bearing the coffin. (It becomes difficult of course if they're all different heights!) LOVE that coffin, I did one a month ago with one in the Arsenal theme (I think each of the major teams sell their copyrighted logo coffins now). And - my Dad was in REME!