teetomthomas

Dunstan?s Grove has the apostrophe, Dunstans Road does not.

Yes, Marmora Road is pretty special. Also Birkbeck Place a few miles west of here has beautiful lights every year.

I've just seen some photographs of the Calton Avenue planters. It looks like someone has had a right go at them. The plants have been pulled up and thrown on the ground. And I don't think it was foxes.

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I recently saw fantastic musician and former Level 42 drummer Phil Gould in the checkout queue at Dog Kennel Hill. He had some chicken in his trolley, and I asked him how he was going to cook it. "The Chinese Way" he replied.

Three men in a boat go fishing, fish catches boat, only two men swim home.

kford Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Terrible. And it looks like they didn't consider > access on the left hand side, hence the odd, bluff > wall on the roof. Believe it or not, that wall on the left is a design feature. It is meant to be in keeping with the party wall fire breaks that extend above the roof of the terraced houses to the left and according to a local architect I spoke to is likely one of the reasons that planning permission was granted.

Those doors....

Most GP's have difficulty treating hypochondria. If you find one who doesn't it is advisable to keep it to yourself or it will be impossible to get an appointment with them.

I didn't think they went South of the River.

That's what happens when you don't share your Kia-Ora.

Dave at Windsor Antiques on Lordship Lane is worth popping in to talk to.

Did he steal the calico bag?

Not long ago it was affectionately known as Hardship Lane

Can you provide a link in order that we can read about the details of these proposals?

It was closed for ages, and then it was gone. What did they used to sell at 118 Lordship Lane, and what is it going to be next?