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I recommend using Dulwich Library, which is pretty well-stocked with classics, new releases, comics (AKA 'graphic novels'), travel guides and DVDs/CDs.

Other than that, there is a great cafe on Barry Road, near to the junction with Underhill Road. Jazz Barbershop provides good cuts and there are lots of curry houses.

Mick Mac

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hibbs Wrote:

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> eucalyptus Wrote:

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> > >

> > I hope you're not put off by the disgusting

> > reaction your post received.

>

>

> Actually Eucalyptus I find your post rather

> 'distgusting', imo you have taken all of the above

> comments/posts way out of context, I feel you

> really need to lighten up.



hibbs' new year resolution is to be more decisive on the Forum. Step out of line and you are in trouble.

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