Places to visit in the south of England

[lasharoo]

Places I visit everyday

Mitcham
Croydon
Thornton Heath
South Norwood
West Norwood
Penge
Stockwell
Brixton

You poor fucker

Living the dream Higgy

[The Ghost of Alex Higgins]

Fucken bandit country bro. Keep yer hand on yer ha'penny!

[Sadact7]

Places I visit everyday

Mitcham
Croydon
Thornton Heath
South Norwood
West Norwood
Penge
Stockwell
Brixton

You poor fucker

Living the dream Higgy

[kancutlawns]

Places I visit everyday

Mitcham
Croydon
Thornton Heath
South Norwood
West Norwood
Penge
Stockwell
Brixton


Places I recommend you don't visit when you're in the South of England

Mitcham
Croydon
Thornton Heath
South Norwood
West Norwood
Penge
Stockwell
Brixton

Add to those'

Lewisham
Camberwell
Balham
Tooting
Peckham
New Cross

[colinthewarriormonkey]

Places I visit everyday

Mitcham
Croydon
Thornton Heath
South Norwood
West Norwood
Penge
Stockwell
Brixton


Places I recommend you don't visit when you're in the South of England

Mitcham
Croydon
Thornton Heath
South Norwood
West Norwood
Penge
Stockwell
Brixton

Add to those'

Lewisham
Camberwell
Balham
Tooting
Peckham
New Cross

Nothing wrong with Tooting.

[Zippy]

I live very near Lewisham. It's got nothing going for it whatsoever.

[blues4ever]

I live very near Lewisham. It's got nothing going for it whatsoever.

I was born in Lewisham and the old dear still lives there, can't disagree with you but I can't believe the house prices. She has a three bed semi and the one opposite sold for £725k last month My sister who lives in Hartley Kent has a beautiful detached 5 bedroom house and can't sell it for £800k , madness !!

[Reg]

Places I visit everyday

Mitcham
Croydon
Thornton Heath
South Norwood
West Norwood
Penge
Stockwell
Brixton


Places I recommend you don't visit when you're in the South of England

Mitcham
Croydon
Thornton Heath
South Norwood
West Norwood
Penge
Stockwell
Brixton

Add to those'

Lewisham
Camberwell
Balham
Tooting
Peckham
New Cross

[kancutlawns]

What are your fave places in SE London Reg? May go down to Greenwich later in the month.

[Reg]

ALL OF IT!

[Reg]

But in particular Greenwich.

There are lots if interesting places to visit though, such as Eltham Palace (if you like art deco, it is a stunning house).

The Horniman Museum was favourite of my childhood (although the spectacular Chinese torture chair is no longer on display ffor resins of political correctness, and the live crocodile has gone too. But the shrunken heads etc are still there I think.

I also used to like the giant dinosaurs in Crystal Palace Park.

[Sid Pervcat]

Horny man museum more like

[Reg]

Horny man museum more like

I was waiting for that.

[subsub]

The Horniman Museum was favourite of my childhood (although the spectacular Chinese torture chair is no longer on display ffor resins of political correctness, and the live crocodile has gone too. But the shrunken heads etc are still there I think.

I was there for a gin launch a year or so ago. Had a snake wrapped round me, plus there were tarantulas, scorpions etc - great stuff!

[lasharoo]

I was there for a gin launch a year or so ago.

No wonder you support Labour Subs, you've really got your finger on the working class pulse

[lasharoo]

And before you get your middle class Trotskyite Marxist knickers all twisted Sub please save your breath, I'm off to a snakebite and blackcurrant launch in Stockwell

[kancutlawns]

But in particular Greenwich.

There are lots if interesting places to visit though, such as Eltham Palace (if you like art deco, it is a stunning house).

The Horniman Museum was favourite of my childhood (although the spectacular Chinese torture chair is no longer on display ffor resins of political correctness, and the live crocodile has gone too. But the shrunken heads etc are still there I think.

I also used to like the giant dinosaurs in Crystal Palace Park.

Cheers.

[subsub]

No wonder you support Labour Subs, you've really got your finger on the working class pulse

Two things:
- I was there for work
- when did I ever say I support Labour?

[subsub]

And before you get your middle class Trotskyite Marxist knickers all twisted Sub please save your breath, I'm off to a snakebite and blackcurrant launch in Stockwell

But you're a teetotaller – has Chelsea's season made you fall off the wagon?

[lasharoo]

And before you get your middle class Trotskyite Marxist knickers all twisted Sub please save your breath, I'm off to a snakebite and blackcurrant launch in Stockwell

But you're a teetotaller – has Chelsea's season made you fall off the wagon?

Yes, Chelsea finishing 9th has turned me into an alcoholic wreck.......

[Zippy]

The Horniman Museum was favourite of my childhood (although the spectacular Chinese torture chair is no longer on display ffor resins of political correctness, and the live crocodile has gone too. But the shrunken heads etc are still there I think.

I was there for a gin launch a year or so ago. Had a snake wrapped round me, plus there were tarantulas, scorpions etc - great stuff!

Lived just down the road from the Horniman Museum on Lordship Lane up until March. It is indeed a great spot.

[colinthewarriormonkey]

I live very near Lewisham. It's got nothing going for it whatsoever.

I used to live in Beckenham and can fully agree with your comment, I went into the centre of Leisham once in the whole time I lived there. Awful place.

[colinthewarriormonkey]

I also used to like the giant wrongosaurs in Crystal Palace Park.

Corrected for accuracy

Still fun to look at though.

[Reg]

I also used to like the giant wrongosaurs in Crystal Palace Park.

Corrected for accuracy

Still fun to look at though.

To be fair to the sculptor, I think he did them in the mid-nineteenth century, based on the relatively limited scientific knowledge of the day.

[colinthewarriormonkey]

I also used to like the giant wrongosaurs in Crystal Palace Park.

Corrected for accuracy

Still fun to look at though.

To be fair to the sculptor, I think he did them in the mid-nineteenth century, based on the relatively limited scientific knowledge of the day.

Oh yeah, there was a short lived campaign to get them replaced with accurate ones, I'd be dead against that - they are a wonderful look back at what people thought in the 19th century.

It's worth a day out to visit there and the Horniman museum and Gardens