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Thanks for the suggestions. Went with a simpler approach in the finish up. Pirate scroll with instructions then photos of locations dotted about the arboretum for clues. Resounding success!

Bit of a long shot but does anyone have a rough plan/map/sketch of the layout of the arboretum in Peckham rye park? E.g. location of prominent trees, picnic benches etc. It?s for a map for a treasure hunt for my son?s birthday. My artistic skills are far too shocking to get anything in even vaguely the right location, perspective etc. It doesn?t have to be particularly accurate, anything rough and ready appreciated! Tried google images but it only has the overall park, rather than the arboretum specifically. Thanks.

Do you actually need to print out tickets bought from seetickets or can you show it on your phone? Thinking of taking my 3yr old for the first time tomorrow and don?t want to risk missing out but also don?t own a printer!

Our water is down too, on st Aidan?s road. Called Thames water and the automated system said there was a known problem in SE22 which is being addressed...

We've been swimming in the main pool with our 20 month old son several times. First time was probably when he was just a over a year old. It's not as hot as the baby pool but he's always enjoyed it. There's usually plenty of other families there too when the general swim session is on. Definitely worth a shot.

Just because you don't like rugby doesn't mean you need to put it down. Much friendlier atmosphere than you'll get at a footie match. Usually get some good banter between opposition fans rather than agro. And loads of folk hate it when the footie World Cup is on. Take your medicine peacefully. Now for tomorrow's big match, will the French House or any other partisan venue be showing Scotland take on our Gallic friends?

I don't post often but this has irked me somewhat. I've lived in a few places in London and across the UK and this is the only place I have ever lived where the bin men take the bins from the front of the house onto the street. EVERYWHERE else I have lived, it has been my obligation to take them out onto the street for emptying and take them back at the end of the day. Also, when I've had extra carboard boxes and things like that which won't fit into the bins I have been able to give them to them as extra items. Elsewhere, if it won't fit in the bin it doesn't get collected! I think the bin service we have here is by a long way the best I have experienced anywhere I've lived. I'm not sure people appreciate that service levels here are way above what most people expect of their binmen.