Lynne
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I didn't know the East Dulwich Soc. still existed, and I used to be the secretary years ago. I've got their banner(somewhere). I thought it had sort of imploded.
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The cheapest place I've found locally is in Peckham market, just up on the right from the main entrance
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Yes, down near the smaller St Christopher's.
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Paine and Hunter on LL used to take them. Haven't checked recently
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Hi We're looking for 44,62,68,82,85,97,108,109,114,125 and 131 we have 002,010,020,022,023,024,033,037,038,045,047,065,068,074,092,121,129,132,133,135, 138, 139, on offer
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Thanks, FatherJack. A great idea.
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I tries offering some once at St Cs and they said no thanks. That shop on Grove Vale might
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Pity there isn't somewhre to just donate swapsies, and let people help themselves
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Things you thought you could do when you were a kid
Lynne replied to DulwichFox's topic in The Lounge
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There's one for sale in the big S Christopher's n LL at the moment.
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Very tempting, but if it immobilises it, that'll make the situation worse, not to mention something called criminal damage, which is illegal, I believe.
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Some t...er has parked right across the top corner of Worlingham Rd and the bin lorry was stuck there for ages with traffic building up in both directions. If it had been a fire engine or ambulance? If it's your white car, please come and shift it.
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Lidl
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A goldfinch and two robins this afternoon.
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Our palm tree a mass of bees this afternoon. At least 5 varieties.
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The bat was very low, swooping along the gardens between Worlingham and Crawthew and was there for some time
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A bat flying low last night
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Could have been the Lego Batman, I suppose.
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There was a very low flying bat over Crawthew/Worlingham last night. Does anyone know where it might live?
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Lewisham market is Monday to Saturday, KidKruger. Same stalls, I think.
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Lewisham market, as long as you don't intend to keep the fruit for very long
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Just a comment, Louisa, just a comment. Calm down, dear.
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It takes on to know one
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I don't think you're wrong, Rose79. What sort of advice is being given here? Grab hold of a strange dog? Teach your children this is OK? Somehow now you're in the wrong. I suppose if you'd been bitten it would be all your fault.
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A farmer was quoted in the paper saying they don't grow Jerseys in the same way as they used to. He reckoned the flavour was created by the seaweed that was traditionally used as fertilizer. And don't get me started on the fruit in supermarkets. Rock hard for 99% of it's life, a very brief window of ripeness then suddenly mush.