Rubby Chuckers

Domitianus Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > New Italian deli and tea shop at top end of > LL, by Dulwich Library. Have they chosen somewhere a little too out > of the way? Love the premise of this comment. A little too out the way from what, exactly? How is that location out the way? There's plenty of people using Dulwich Library and the park all the time, plus loads of people to and fro-ing from Barry Road to Dulwich Village. It's quite bustling and, as other people have said, there's hardly any competition. I live just around the corner and go quite often for a coffee before I head to work at the library. I hope they continue to do well. We deserve better shops on both sides of the road along this strip - I just wish they'd finish the units along where the car parts place used to be. Looks such a mess, on both the main road and around the corner at the site entrance at the top end of Landells - and it's taking sooo long.

sazzle Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I have been 3 or 4 times and always wondered why I went back each time. Perhaps because the food is actually of a really good standard (albeit a bit pricey)?

Mating foxes can sound really shocking - blood-curdling, like someone being garrotted - sure it wasn't that (foxes I mean, not a garrotting)?

Can I ask, did anyone see a copy of Dulwich Life since the June issue?

Rubby Chuckers Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > ruffers Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > What's so bad about the White Stuff? > > They can't spell neighborhood. And nor can I! Neighbourhood. There you go...

ruffers Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > What's so bad about the White Stuff? They can't spell neighborhood.

It annoys me that the White Stuff hoarding uses the US spelling of neighbourhood - 'neighborhood' - GAH!

I work on Old Street and I tend to get the 185 to Oval (it's about 30 - 40 minute journey, but you can read or daydream) and then go straight up on the Northern Bank line to Old Street tube station. Door to door, the journey is about an hour.

Louisa Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I hate the fact you cant park a car for love nor > money! Considering it's size, ED's not that bad for parking - not really. Anyways, you should be walking/cycling around ED - it's small enough!

Hello there Talisman My wife and I live on Landells Road and have been following the development of your eco-homes with interest. Like a lot of folk, we're big Grand Design fans, and we'd love to have a guided tour when the dust settles! Best of luck with the development and the filming! Cheers.

bawdy-nan Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > What about the "dapper bums". > > They're often to be seen enjoying a carrier bag > full of super strength something at the top of > Landells Road of a morning. They are always > smartly dressed and very polite. The older man has > grey hair (and occasionally a t-shirt from a West > End show). His compadre is a bit more Friar Tuck - > ruddy of face and wide of girth. > The fellow with grey hair often greets me of a morning. He is indeed very polite, and always stands aside for me to pass.