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next to brenchley gardens victor. I havent actually been there myself but my children and their friends have and rave about it.

his collar could be just under his ears and therefore not visible to camera. If it was lower it would be loose enough to slip over his head. What a handsome fella. and great photos Rosie.

nunhead reservoir is the tops.

or maybe someone thought 'oh a lost purse, I will hand it in to the police.'worth giving them a ring.

my master plan is to continue the victoria line from Brixton to Herne Hill, apparently there is a ghost tube station underneath as the line extends there to turn the trains.

If you can't get your normal nuts off, sounds like thieves wouldnt get your nuts off either.

Its not clear when it's safe to cross, and as Monday is the start of school for many secondaries I think this is very dangerous for schoolchildren.

thanks Barry, its better for us to know and not attempt the journey, so very grateful.

Barry I'm meant to be visiting Mum in Dorchester tommorow. What are the chances do you think by train?

hope your furry friend is not put off by his horrible experience and will bounce back soon.

What first mate said. I never let my off-lead dog approach an on-lead dog in the park at all- it's on a lead for a reason.-and I'm assuming that dog is not OK to mix. The guy probably knew this, but seeing him get on with your dog thought it was OK. A third dog coming in can change the dynamics compeletly. A nervous dog afraid of the new dog might actually turn on his playmate as an aggressive displacement activity. I don't let my dog play with dogs he doesnt know unless introduced -or small dogs- but if he is playing nicely and a third dog comes into the picture, I call him away. Also in play it is important for owners of all the dogs involved to be in control of their dogs and for their dogs to have good recall.

just a bit of a recommendation here folks- Elton Johns Pop-Up shop in covent garden- Russell Street. He's selling most of his clobber, hardly worn, designer stuff, some eccentric and expensive, some not, shirts, amazing shoes(size 8)lovely coats, all for charidy, last day tommorow, not very crowded at all yesterday and saved my Christmas present bacon.

the carol service is on at st Johns this sunday at 6pm- twelve lessons and carols. Its lovely. edited to say-Nine lessons sorry.

Oh dear Barry, it wasnt good this morning at Peckham Rye. I gave myself plenty of time to get the 10.01 to London bridge, only to find an enormous queue both at the one open ticket booth and the machine. Someone was having trouble at the machine which meant nothing moved for five minutes and someone seemed to be having a querey at the booth. There were about ten people in front of me and another five behind. It was so frustrating. I missed my train and the next one was delayed. It was my first day on a short course and I was late for it. Couldnt we have a fast response to such a situation ? I did point it out to the man sweeping. A second kiosk did open eventually, but I'd waited twelve minutes already.

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Saw 'Let The Right One In' this weekend. Its a brilliant and dark Swedish film, sad, poignant, intelligent, atmospheric, haunting, mysterious, beautiful to look at, compelling, and a little bit scarey. Highly recommend. Not for the kids. Got it out on dvd.

Knox and Sollecito had been going out together for less than a week and only one of them knew Guido- Guido's dna was all over the room- and they knew him only vaguely. Do you think three people who don't really know eachother would kill someone in a frenzied attack/orgy? Do you think Knox was sophisticated/manipulative enough to destroy any evidence of herself being in that room but not sophisticated/manipulative enough to pretend to look sad or shocked after the event?. The tiny bit of forensic evidence would have been inadmissable in an english court. The knife with the dna on it didnt even match the wounds on the victim. I do think that Knox and Solecito lied to cover something up- drug use?-and by lying made themselves untrustworthy and unreliable witnesses.

I think Amanda Knox is probably a show-off and attention seeker who will now bitterly regret trying to enjoy the limelight of being the flatmate of a murder victim, which made her behaviour seem so bizzarre. I don't think she did it. I think she's been put in the frame by an untethered media who don't have the restrictions of the British press pre-trial. Being an annoying smartarse doesnt make you a psychopath.

Interesting Hal, just the kind of points I was interested in ...how different the Italian and British legal systems are and whether British law requires much more hard justification before charges can be made and prosecutions conducted. Hmmm....

Louisa, any chance of sharing your treacle sponge recipe? sounds yummy and I'm fed up of all that tsuname or whatever its called.

well the verdicts will be in some time this afternoon I believe. What do you think? Is it a bizarre array of events that should never have brought her to trial or do you think that there is no smoke without fire?

His previous convictions had been dealt with harshly by the law with hard labour, yet as soon as he was back on the streets he was committing more crime. I rest my case.

congratulations Evie, I'm going to get a copy too.

a dog chasing a cat is not unpredictable. Preventable yes, but not unpredictable.

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