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Wood pigeons strut about in my garden as if they own the place. It's amusing watching them try to work out how to access the bird feeder ports. They usually end up walking about underneath the feeders hoping for bits to drop down 😂 This has however wrecked the bed which my bird feeder pole is in, which now has virtually no plants in it, including some which I had had for decades 😭 -
I've not heard of many moving to SE23 from SE22 or choosing SE23 over SE22 in the first place. Certainly Clapham and other expensive places to the west. It may be that this is my demographic but there was always a feeling that Forest Hill was rougher, off the beaten track, until the arrival of the Overground changed everything. But there again the gentrification of Penge is astonishing That was drafted a few days ago. But I seriously have to disagree with Cycle Monkey. The eastern edges of SE23 are extremely convenient for St Dunstan's, and on the lower parts of SE23 a doable ride to Sydenham High. Not that either was a factor for us. -
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We are just having a little fun with the OP. I am sure someone who is planning to send their children to the Dulwich private schools need not consider the horror of "downgrading" to Forest Hill and our dreadful child exhausting geography. -
I wouldn't recommend Forest Hill if you have a child in one of the Dulwich private schools and you intend to cycle. ..that hill is very steep. In my opinion the ideal locations would be around Court Lane/near library - I used to cycle across Dulwich Park with my little one to go to one of these schools - when I used to live there. Houses might be on the smaller side. around North Dulwich/Herne Hill great transport link to the City and you are also close to Brockwell Park or West Dulwich (not the most exciting area but very quiet and very convenient for DP, pre Prep and DC.) Nice houses as well.
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