pipsky2008

Skin exfoliater for bathing

Also try Health Matters on Lordship Lane. They have clinics for a number of therapists

It's like cash lying around in the street

snowy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > You live in a world of delusion don't you Fox? What was it about his statement that leads you to that conclusion?

On the very edge of indifferent. What was wrong with cinema Paradiso at the Magdela. It would seem the economics needed some tweaking but there were the seeds of success

Laur Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I love how the photo of the 12 bus has captured a > passenger jumping on whilst the bus is in motion. I have lived in London since 1994 now and as an able bodied person have jumped aboard any route master bus in motion as a matter of course.

Good for you Grotty!, I think you did the right thing, but I have a feeling there is a guy, sitting in his Merc, with the engine ticking over, thumbing through his ?50 notes at the end of this.

Penguin68 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > A couple of points > > (1) - Bus users include those who do not have, do > not wish to use, may find it difficult to use > (sight, dexterity - i.e. the old) smart phones. > > (2) - Encouraging those who have smart phones to > take them out in the street is also an > encouragement to those who wish to steal them - > and even gives thieves a good predictable spot to > predate on users. > > Leading me to think that removing the signage at > bus stops thus making people rely on smart phones > or have no knowledge is a step backwards. > > Tech-savvy ED forum-ites are not the only fruit. You raise a very good point here especially point 2 where I would agree, taking out ones ?500 phone and waving it about, to all and sundry, has become quite unconscious.

You raise some good points here.

Thank you for the information.

Sense on Rye Lane. Red Cross too.

I agree with Da Silva. Quite wrong to give such descriptions. I know who is meant by one of those described. Should be removed.

I didn't. I was too busy trying to gather in my spirit that had left my body having been missed by centimetres at 30MPH.

Pickle Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Agree with the poster above. The couple of times > I tried to swim at Dulwich I found it crowded, and > the pool is quite small. I switched to Crystal > Palace, and at times had the whole Olympic sized > pool to myself. It's deep and a bit daunting but > much better if you're swimming to get decent > exercise. I experienced using the Siebe Gorman Admiralty pattern rigid helmet diving suit in this pool. Because of the depth I got a real sense of diving in deep water. An amazing experience

You did all anyone would or could have done. Thank God you're not hurt.

I echo everyone's sentiments. Extremely important to use ones senses, not just what the green man says for you to do. I had a very narrow escape myself about a year ago on the zebra crossing, bottom of Barry Road by someone who waved me accross then put their foot down. A different matter, I appreciate.

puwetter Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Best place to go to show my old vintage stuff to > see if its worth anything anyone know please Also try Greenwich auction partnership

Is he the guy with long whiskers who goes there early. Usually reads The Times?

Can a local historian help me trace the grave of a distant relative, listed as having died in 1858 and buried at All Souls Churchyard, Camberwell, London. The Churchyard maybe otherwise previously known as All Souls Newington, also as Grovsner Park and also possibly sometime later, (before it's reversion to All Souls, Camberwell) as St. Michaels, Camberwell. Thankyou Pipsky

intexasatthe moment Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > treehugger I doubt the trees have been damaged but > the question I want answered is why were they > pollarded in the summer when they were in full > leaf ? Tree huggers, the trees will be ok. This was the purpose behind my and a number of other posters questions on this thread, which just haven't been answered. Ask any of the tree surgeons working on the trees, and I have, and they all say this is bad practice, arboriculturally.

kiera Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Southwark's tree manager is giving a talk to the > Peckham > Society at the Goose Green Centre on 20th October > at 3pm. > The talk is entitled."The trees of Southwark" and > you do not have to be a member of the Peckham > Society to attend. Date noted. Thank you for that Kiera.

In the height of summer now. How do those concerned parties feel about the response to concerns earlier in the year that were raise through local councillors and the contractor,Gristwood & Toms, who undertook the work. Was there ever a reply from the Arboricultural Association by the person who said they would write to them?

Male swimming changing rooms this afternoon, 6pm ish, about four lockers forced. Several phones and cash taken. This may not happen again for ages but be aware of your valuables.

I once called the R.S.P.C.A to an injured fox that I saw from my window, They came and took it away, probably to put it down as an act of mercy as the animal was poorly.

I would also go with you. PM me.