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Amazon. Temu , if you want it for the next world cup
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That’s not nice,people on here have feelings……
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Blue Anchor.
Southwark Park Road. And they do previous season's shirts (Discounted) if the manager is in. |
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Oslo
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salford,finchley crescent..haarlands back garden.
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The Large Norwegian Flag Shop shirley the first place to look
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LUSHKA Where ya Bin
It all went pear for your Hero's Pete And Nicky  yee never seen that coming Did yee |
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he was on the saint Nicky thread posting love hearts and lord knows what Else , poor old lushka ,what a shame
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I didn't realise it was a Norwegian Comms. that done Maggie your Boys . When they beat us years back
not sure who I thought it was |
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Honest punter 2026 post
I grew up in a council house 30 yards from the Blue Anchor pub in Bermondsey Can't believe you've posted it up on here Brings back memories |
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Anybody know where I can get a large Norwegian national flag?
mmmalushka mmmalushka08 Jul 26 20:06Joined: 30 Sep 02 | Topic/replies: 2,855 | Blogger: mm The South Pole, Antarctica. Might take a bit of digging out though, its been there for nearly 115 years |
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Morning stringy
Grange Road, is that where the Peak Frean factory was? Used to get that biscuit smell all around |
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Stringy, just googled it, it was 60 years ago!
Grange Road was close to the Peak Frean factory, it's where the Baths were...we went swimming while mum and nan used the launderette part ...then off up to Tower Bridge Road for Manze's Pie and Mash....happy days |
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was in that pie and mash a few lunchtimes back in the day
must be long gone is it ? |
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No idea Nanny, haven't been back for decades
Used to be one down the Blue that I used as well Saw a new one open up in Benidorm earlier this year |
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My father moved to Bermondsey as part of a new marriage 35 years ago
I worked on Deptford market as a teenager, could sometimes get mugged going to work at 5am along Evelyn Street! He and we kids were welcomed fully down there but later he moved out to Kent. Such such characters down there, real people |
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Frogger, our family and all our uncles and aunts and families, all moved out to Kent also, during the late 60s ...the area was full of ex South London families...the East enders tended to stay North of the river and moved out to Essex
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sure Reg I see the absolute history of the movement outwards, but didn't know which groups liked to move where that's fascinating
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That is social history Reg thank you, I came back to where my Mother's family comes from NW London and we do ok.
Fantastic colourful people we met in Bermondsey for about 15 years - it shapes you and you can take that away to the blander parts of London and perhaps spread it about. |
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Another thing, Frogger,if you look on a London tube map, all areas of London are covered,but not so much the South East areas of London...this is because in the early years of setting up the lines(late 1800s?), the powers that be weren't keen on the hoi polloi from SE London coming into the centre of London
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Bandit Country
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There is/was a Norwegian Church in Rotherhithe
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I'm listening. Was on a New Cross tubeline many times it covered about 4 stations must be in to Whitechapel, one station nobody EVER got on it it wasn't worth stopping.
More Buses always looked it to me Reg in South London, all the best today I wish you well |
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shadwell
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Shadwell! And saying now Liverpool Street station without looking it up.
All the best to you geezers see you later |
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Ignore mlusska, he is just a bitter old SNP supporter, probably still wondering what happened to all the party funds.
Hint, ask Nichola, its not cheap living in London. |
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Has anybody been in the Nell Gwynne not far from Charing Cross station ?
Back in the day me and the lads used to have a monthly pub crawl in Landan, always ended up in there as the last port of call before last train back to Strood. Took spit and sawdust to a new level, but we loved it in there, landlord was a bit of a southern version of Rab C Nesbitt Had the steepest stairs down to the khazi i have ever seen, must have been a few come a cropper paying a visit. Every type of character used to be in there, fond memories. Looked it up on the net earlier, looks like its had a complete makeover in recent years, so a completely different "ambience" now i would have thought, rather more sanitised  |
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LIVERPOOL
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I went there in 70.s -80,s Dix
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There was a similar pub nearby called the Coalhole
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We used to go there through the 80's string, found it by accident one night on the way to the station.
The landlord was fond of wearing your nom de plume at times, it wasn't you was it Did you make it down those stairs in one piece ? Would be a H & S risk these days Yes i remember the Coalhole, not far from the station either, went in there a couple of times. |
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Pub crawls to Covent Garden , the Lyceum , were regular
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Aussie tash manor
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That comment is funny. |
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The BAM Lushka , needs another Flag , Hopefully 2
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 mmmalushka missing in action ? Maybe he went to London for the weekend to catch up with his hero Sturgeon. |
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I wonder if he ever had the Ride in Pete's Van ?
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