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holloway Wrote:

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> Pretty sure EDT was not always antic, I remember

> Ray telling me about the take over. Seemed a sound

> guy, wouldn't take any notice of rumours



My post was deliberately carefully worded ...

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Ooh, what?s the most offensive / provocative thing I can say on each thread ?

No-one knows it?s me, I can hide on the Internet and let the drivel flow.

I?m so far down the pecking order, and my prospects so limited, that I actually think East Dulwich population is posh by comparison to me, so I resent them through my jealousy.

😭😭😭

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Siduhe Wrote:

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> I for one welcome all the effort that Steven

> Taylor is putting into his latest incarnation.

> From suited and booted Surbiton refugee, to

> working class doyenne in only three accounts...

>

> ;-)


🤣🤣🤣

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Inside 72 was a good little local "dive bar" (as the Americans might put it). I liked it, and there are similar-ish things in Peckham these days. To be honest I am not sure if it would do well in ED in the 2020s.


The Drum... went in once with a friend. It was like accidentally walking into a stranger's living room. Had one drink and left. I guess it was a quiet night and the few other people in there all knew each other. Maybe a bit unlucky.

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Good description of the Drum.

It was like that, however I was only there for one pint, despite my Rocknrolla tag...


The Old Cherry Tree was good, when the bar was in the middle. They used to show all of the hurlie and some hooky Palace games.....

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fishbiscuits Wrote:

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> Ah yes... The Vale when it had the bar in the

> middle and pink lighting. Never really worked for

> me. Landlord was also a bit of a strange character

> (based on the one dealing I had with him).



It was an awful pub, and so was the landlord.


There was a short time when a really nice and enthusiastic couple ran it, renamed it The Cherry Tree and brought in an excellent chef, but the owners chucked them out and it went downhill again 🙄

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Sephiroth Wrote:

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> Driving through Kent a couple of years ago I

> stopped at a random village pub.

>

> That very same couple were running this pub. Was

> nice to see them again



Oh really? Can you remember the name of the village and/or the pub? I'd like to see them again too. They were lovely, and really shabbily treated.

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