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In deed. An hour is optimistic. I'd always use the train/tube, so many options from the slowish Picadilly, quick Heathrow Express and Lizzy line in the middle. In the old days I'd go out to Feltham via Clapham Junction and either get a cab from there or the bus to avoid central London Alternatively 3 hours by bus only Or a couple of hours by bike, I have cycled there a few times including illegally going through the tunnel as it is so bike unfriendly. -
I think it's unfair to say anyone local enquiring, is the same rubbernecking. The link you posted is for drivers, and those there, not involved, at an incident, and in particular people who photograph and video accidents. This is not the same. We all want to know what is happening in our area, particularly if it's about safety. Isn't that what this forum is for? I hope the girl and the biker are okay. -
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Perhaps doesn't count as nature, though it does concern as animal but this morning I was amused to see a cat on a harness and lead walking very sedately alongside it's owner on the pavement at the Elephant and Castle .
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