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By Cyclemonkey · Posted
The wind does do strange things to the way sound travels but I would be astonished if people could hear noise from Gala in Herne Hill. We were there on Sunday as well and left a little early (9pm) and walked home via Lordship lane and you could barely hear a thing on the lower end of Lordship lane. -
Same here. Have attended Gala for a few years, went on Sunday. Decent crowd and one that’s very unlikely to be stabby as suggested by another poster. A load of young people having fun and that’s part of the service that London parks should provide from time to time. I do agree though that one long weekend a year is enough and is a fair compromise for all though. Two weekends of events would be unfair to those living nearby. Fair to say that many attendees are not from the direct local area but plenty of them are from south London and made their way into Nunhead and east Dulwich afterwards. As for noise we couldn’t hear anything from north west of Peckham Rye but I can imagine it was loud for those east of it. One of Gala’s outdoor stages was particularly loud but the main stage and the tents seemed to have noise limits on to the point of the main stage not being loud enough. Anyone in Dulwich / Herne Hill hearing music over the weekend would have been hearing XtheTracks and the other events in Brockwell park (could hear it from Dulwich park yesterday), not Gala. -
Saw the best initiative during the Ride London event on Sunday - marshalls at every pedestrian crossing carrying huge STOP signs on massive sticks to force cyclists to stop - perhaps this is something TFL should employ at every red light moving forward with those disobeying the lights getting swatted with the stop sign....;-)
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