Ruskin

Thanks, Reg.

Reg Smeeton Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Brian Green's local WW2 walk. I'd love to go on one of these walks - if anyone has a link, please?

worldwiser Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > And you'll spend ?10k restoring your property > after a film crew's been through it. Make sure you > get a lot of insurance before you let them in. Its the Location Manager who ensures there's no damage and their insurance should cover it (as per the agreement you sign) but of course, accidents happen. It must be very rare for a property needing 10k of repairs. Have you some experience of extensive damage from a location shoot?

Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I feel I have gone through a portal to a parallel > dimension. This happens every time I visit this forum.

No bin-lookers here either. In fact, I was thinking of starting up a support group if you're interested. Meet at my place and any minutes we take will placed at the very top of the bin.

I was told of an a marvellous storm viewer last night so followed its progress across southern England till about eleven but was largely asleep throughout the night. Have a look here. Best with sharing your location: https://www.lightningmaps.org Nasty across Belgium at the moment!

We were wondering just yesterday how many Boris/Santander bikes have been nicked. There are loads of them around south London boroughs being ridden by people who really don't look like they've been 'obtained' legally. Presumably it's common knowledge how to hack then use them for criminal activity.

Probably worth warning the owner, if you can tell which house?

The problem I have with BT is not so much an early morning outage or slow-down but regular router re-boots throughout the day.

As Kford says, it's a 146 lowering its flaps as part of landing checks a few thousand feet above (I took in its route-proving in the mid-80s, the first time it was noticed outside BAe) but not one at a cruising altitude when flaps are retracted. I hear it all the time over us near Denmark Hill and see it on Flightradar. It is unnerving when you don't know what on earth it is!

Heard them on Denmark Hill.

Ditto Wimpole. Every time I enter the park I think of the young victim. Wishing him well. Ruskin.

Get well soon, suzisoo.

Spare a thought for the bar staff who breathe the stuff in. Our daughter worked bar shifts locally during holidays and came home furious when a regular vaped close-by at the bar, sending a large cloud across her work area. It's one of the factors why she's sworn never to do bar work again.

Also thinking of the victim this morning. Updates will be appreciated.

Nothing on news sites although there was a higher-profile item about the arrest of a young man "with knives' in Whitehall this afternoon.

"What Court Lane incident???" Apologies, I meant the Calton Avenue incident on 8th Dec: http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/read.php?5,1762335,1764407#msg-1764407 Amended my post.

We're no longer a schoolchildren-age family so school news like this is off our radar too. There's nothing on Twitter under #eastdulwich or #goosegreen and as much as some hate the idea of Twitter, it does get messages like this out. As we found with the Calton Avenue attempt on 6th December, news does filter out eventually but there was a delay. Edited.

Really sorry to hear about this, Andrew. Do recover from the experience as best as you can and while I fully understand the fear of going out - time will heal. I also hope you get your work back. They may give you an extension if you fully explain what's happened to you.

Also in Ruskin Park near the bend on Ferndene Road.

How to bat a rat out of your flat: https://mobile.twitter.com/BuzzFeedNews/status/832711542210719744/video/1

I hear Nigel Havers has been tapping on windows (PM, Radio4 just now) asking drivers to switch off. Got a few choice words in return and also some positive reactions too. Personally, I like The Elusive Shadow's potato up the stack idea.

A fav of mine is this, on Herne Hill - with the writing seemingly mocking the preservation of a beautiful - if declining building. http://collage.cityoflondon.gov.uk/view-item?key=SXsiUCI6eyJ2YWx1ZSI6Imhlcm5lIGhpbGwgIiwib3BlcmF0b3IiOjEsImZ1enp5UHJlZml4TGVuZ3RoIjozLCJmdXp6eU1pblNpbWlsYXJpdHkiOjAuNzUsIm1heFN1Z2dlc3Rpb25zIjozLCJhbHdheXNTdWdnZXN0IjpudWxsfX0&pg=64&WINID=1484652766168#N08O0jSRYAUAAAFZrC6ygA/96299