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90 minutes! I feel compelled to chip in as I get to Woolwich in 30 (ok not quite Belvedere) when I have to go.


Not sure where you are starting from but go through Nunhead then right into Gellatly road on the sharp bend, round to Brockley cross then over to Wickham road, left, then cross over lewisham way. Down friendly street (aah, nice) left at the bottom (there is always traffic here)and turn right at Deptford bridge. Up on to blackheath then fork left into charlton way to the royal standard. Go towards charlton over the tunnel approach then left down victoria way and right out onto to the woolwich road. Ok its a bit all over the place but it works and from deptford its all against the commuter flow.

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