JackBauer24

I?m not talking about the wooded area behind Reydale this was in an area where dogs should be on a lead. Some people just have no respect maybe if they have loved ones buried there I could run all over their graves and not give a dam, they might take notice!!!

Since my post last week, I?m happy to say that most people are now keeping their dogs on leads however today while I was visiting my father?s grave, I noticed what I think was a dark brown golden retriever running around off its lead. Signs at all entrances saying dogs must be kept on leads, quite simple really keep your dog on its lead! This is a cemetery if you want to walk your dog off its lead go to the park.

Hi all if you walk your dog in Camberwell Old Cemetery please keep them on a lead, there are signs in the cemetery saying just that however many people are still allowing their dogs to roam off the lead. I have seen dogs doing their business on graves and cocking their legs up on gravestones. I have loved one buried there and find this highly offensive. Please keep your dog on its lead and clean up after them. To the people who already do this I thank you.

Hi Craig I was at Peckham Mad House in 72; I was in Spud Murphys class. Remember Marley & Nash Gig, it was one of the few things worth remembering, but I do not wish to be interviewed.

I attended Heber in the early 60s. Mr Hatton was my teacher and yes he had a temper on him. He used to throw anything he had in his hands at us chalk, blackboard eraser and even coins out of his pocket if he had nothing else to hand. The good old days. Teaching seems to have gone from one extreme to another.