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Huggers

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  1. just that. but if this is posted then this bit is working. this is working but lost and found isn't. I am trying to post a message about a lost passport.
  2. Aha!my bad.
  3. Fence to right, looking out from back of property is theirs, left is yours.
  4. the wild bits of Camberwell old cemetery. One Tree Hill.
  5. he's lived here for yonks.
  6. mine were in flower beds and I just chopped em, but only a couple of shoots.
  7. I had something similar to your first photo sprouting and a gardening friend suggested wild cherry.
  8. If you use boarding kennels you have to be up to date.
  9. My rust-free reliable 1998 polo estate is now due for a cambelt change and i need a club tO tell me when it's time to let go- at 115,000 miles or do,they go on and on and on?
  10. I had a similar thing parking at the southern end of Peckham Rye and builders leapt out and said I had hit a sports car behind me. I was nowhere near it and there was no mark. I got my phone out and said I was phoning my insurers and they went back inside. I warned my insurers that I thought it was a scam. I don't think the men even owned the car! This was a couple of years back.
  11. http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/conman-known-wee-dram-man-5864363
  12. have they all gone?
  13. it's more important for me to have good shoe repairs, personally as anyone, honest or dishonest, can smile.
  14. I went into Merryfield's today to get a shoe repaired - the cobbler told me Timpson's has cut his trade by half, even minor repairs have had a major impact on business. I was taking in my boots which were leaking- I had gone to Timpson's three weeks ago to get them re-heeled at a cost that ended up being three pounds more than Merryfield, as they cut down my heel to accommodate where I had worn them too far, whereas Merryfield would have built them back up to the original height. Except he wouldn't- because as he pointed out, my Irreparable soles had gone past the point of no return and any repair at all was a waste of money. I'm back to Merryfield's after this, supporting a local business and craftsman.
  15. Clashes with Glastonbury.
  16. the arcades in Rye Lane on same side as Bussey are getting pretty hip with art galleries, vintage clothing and vinyl! perfect place.
  17. How about handing them into a police station meanwhile, which may well have been her first port of call in trying to find them.
  18. here you go! very untidy, but the radiator is under the pink towel.
  19. now Ive seen a notice that says comedy and music may continue at The Hob but Ron and Emma are leaving.
  20. it is nice on a rare hot day to open them wide so you feel you don't even have a fourth wall. our radiator is on the opposite wall, the one that separates the room from the bathroom.
  21. this is true. I don't think I would have one if I was dividing the room into two. my pics are too big at the mo, will try and reduce them.
  22. we have one big room, it is now our bedroom. Our bathroom- which is big enough to have a bath in it- is built under the slanting part of the roof with the velux window. Under the other slant we have fitted cupboards and a space for dressing table, filing cabinet and access to storage part of eaves. A lot of plans we saw had the bathroom over the stairs which felt a bit claustrophobic. I will try and upload some pics for you.
  23. we have a Juliet balcony which is lovely for the light. but It does rob you of a whole wall. we can really feel the wind too and in the winter it gets a bit cold. It looks spectacular though.
  24. They were running the pub as well and I think that was a huge enterprise. They were hugely experienced in and supportive of new and established comedy. Household names would test material there before doing it on telly- Harry Hill and Michael Macintyre. The EDT was a really successful Friday and Saturday night WEEKLY comedy club with a Thursday pub quiz. The little office upstairs was used for admin and publicity. They curated the very first ED Festival with comedy, music and theatre on Goose Green and in the pub. If they were still running it I think they would have sustained that kind of interest, perhaps to an even greater extent now that ED has become a hubbub of going out-ness. Maybe Forest Hill just doesn't have the same buzz? Ron and Emma are immensely respected and loved by comedians. There is the last of the music and comedy at the Hob all this weekend if you want to show your support, with last of the comedy on Saturday night.
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