Rosetta

Thank you for the info. Any idea where the clothes go to eventually? Do these places take shoes too?

I have some clothes not good enough for charity shop donation and so want to recycle them. Thanks.

Rosie's on Peckham Rye. Lovely food and reasonably priced.

Doesn't someone's retired solicitor father on here do this? And comes to your house?

Falafel place on Camberwell Church Street. Bargainous pitas in the Greek bakery and their sesame seeded bread

Yes, it's from someone I know. Thanks for that info, will investigate.

Was wondering about having cash FedExd over.

They would be sent from a bank account in the States. Got the quote today. Checked with my other bank, TSB, and they quoted $1.29.

I have already checked with my bank, they are quoting $1.31, with a charge to me of between ?6-?8, depending on whether they come through in sterling or $$. Anyone have more experience of this? Thank you.

Yes, should have put sister pub....

Apparently mama love and having a mama heart make you a better person and able to feel more.

Jeremy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Rosetta Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Anyone been to the Hope pub in Melon St, > Peckham? Menu looks good. > > Sunday roast was pretty awful. Would happily go > back for a pint though. Oh, that's a shame, as I enjoyed the food I had at the Sylvan Post, their sister restaurant.

Anyone been to the Hope pub in Melon St, Peckham? Menu looks good.

Robert Poste's Child Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sounds lovely. Last night I did broccoli and > potato soup, which was delicious. Making carrot > and parsnip later. Do you blend your soup? I make a broccoli, potato and cheese soup not blended.

Blimey!

Yes, andI don't see how Peter Johns can be both a councillor and leader of the council.

What about chopping in a food processor? Did not know you could buy frozen chopped onions.

I get my ice cubes from Sainsburys, great for iced tea.

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > 185 to Victoria -- District line to Barons Court > (6 Stops) -- Walk (9 mins) > > Charing Cross Hospital. > > Fulham Palace Rd, London W6 8RF > > imperial.nhs.uk > > 020 3311 1234 I did this route and had a beautiful walk through the Margravine Cemetery which takes you through to the hospital.

Folic acid.

Second the recommendation for La Scala.

edhistory Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > Currently I do not believe any restrictions of > professional dog walkers are in place. > > Just need prior Council registration and consent. > > See current bye law attached. Interesting. How do they get the consent?

Salt kills them.

Elphinstone's Army Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Rosetta, which side do you live? If you are near > Barry Road or Peckham Rye Common you could take > the 12, and pick up the 211 which comes from > Waterloo, up Victoria Street and along the Kings > Road and stops outside Charing Cross Hospital. > It isn't as though you have to be there for 9am > and you get to see some sights. I change buses at > St Thomas's Hospital, on the bridge, its an easy > streamlined journey then, as it's an anxious > enough time without worrying about journeying. Also a good idea. Thanks.

Think fig rolls are circa 45 pence at Lidl.