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  • Eurotower, james (guest) wrote 7 years ago:
    I lived there fow one and a half month in 1998. I'm from brazil. it was a cheap hostel, but worked for me. used to share the rooms i stayed at with people from many places: italy, australia, france, south africa. they had some troubles with some ilegal drug trafic made at the hostel, and someone i knew went to jail because of it. anyway, the memories i have of the place are fine. i had fun there
  • North London Line Link, Ray Watkinson (guest) wrote 7 years ago:
    Go to East Ham District Line Station and you can still see where this loop terminated on the north side of the eastbound platform. I've used the station since the early sixties and I don't remember it not being filled in but it is easily discernible.I guess it was filled in within a few years of closure in 1958.
  • Eurotower, Gordon (guest) wrote 7 years ago:
    Stayed there 1999 when it was run as a hostel- complete shithole- witnessed naziesque security throwing a 'guests' property out of a 10th story window when he had not paid his rent... it WAS very cheap however
  • The Hardy Tree, th (guest) wrote 7 years ago:
    In 2011 the writer Iphgenia Baal chronicled the unusual happenings at this site in her book The Hardy Tree: A Story about Gang Mentality.
  • Eleanor's Cross, KeithRay wrote 7 years ago:
    There are twelve Eleanor crosses in UK, this one is in the correct location.
  • Eleanor's Cross, kencummings wrote 7 years ago:
    mis-placed
  • Eurotower, Armin (guest) wrote 7 years ago:
    Lived there in 1994, it was a great time <3
  • Anton Studios, Halley (guest) wrote 7 years ago:
    Does anyone know what was behind star stream laundry? It is now a new development of town houses.
  • Regetta Point, KZ (guest) wrote 7 years ago:
    Lived here back in 2002 while studding in London, my best regards to landlord :)
  • St. Raphael's Estate, Mark (guest) wrote 7 years ago:
    I had a friend that lived over there many many years ago when they first fixed up the place. This is back in 1983/84.
  • Stonebridge Park Estate, Mark (guest) wrote 7 years ago:
    I used to go to school in Stonebridge; this is almost 40 years ago. From wha I can tell the neighborhood hasn't changed much. I had several friends that used to live over there. I now live in NYC, but I've never forgotten Stonebridge/Craven Park.
  • Goodman's Fields, Aidan O ' Sullivan (guest) wrote 8 years ago:
    I worked for Higgs and Hill in the construction of the computer centre for Nat Wesr from January 1976 until October 1976 . The topping - out took place around May 1977. This was the biggest contract ( 40 million pounds ) in London at that time. Aidan O ' Sullivan.
  • Monega Primary School, Kalpesh (guest) wrote 8 years ago:
    I got sent to his office for throwing g stones at the houses across the street from the playground...I know dumb stupid thing to do!! I remember his guitar playing at assembly and Mrs Richards on the piano who was also my teacher in 4th year good times and memories would like to meet Mr Winger he's probably a Grandad now....
  • Grenfell Tower, alex (guest) wrote 8 years ago:
    new disaster before 9/11 and now 6/13
  • St Andrew's House, lynne edwards (guest) wrote 8 years ago:
    yep I was born there in the first floor corner flat facing the stairs. so was my father. my mother was born around 3 doors down. and my grandmother born on the top floor 4 doors in from the centre stair case to the left. pleased the building hasn't been torn down. a lot of family history tied up in it.
  • Grenfell Tower, Vasiliy Ivanov wrote 8 years ago:
    RIP to all people who passed away in this disaster!
  • Grenfell Tower, asb (guest) wrote 8 years ago:
    Fully engulfed in fire 06/13/17.
  • Castillon Road Allotments, John Denton (guest) wrote 8 years ago:
    The western boundary seems to have included St. Marks Church and the adjacent childcare building by mistake. There is a line of trees to their east. This is the boundary of the allotment site.
  • Bristol Cars, VK (guest) wrote 8 years ago:
    Old good spirit of white England. Respect Bristol cars, It is unique!
  • Bonamy Estate, Tony West (guest) wrote 8 years ago:
    Kirk & Kirk of Upper Richmond Road Putney (Ernest Marples the minister of transport was the major shareholder). Their builders yard is now a gated community beside the Arab Boy pub, the site was so big that they needed a lorry onsite to move equipment from one part of the site to another part, many times I was allocated as a driver to the site, that was 1965/66, they had a huge canteen onsite for the workers, great food and cheap to, most of the time I slept in the cab of my 7 ton Bedford TK except when Sammy the fitter woke me up to move say a four wheel compressor to another location or a load of steel girders, there may have been other construction companies involved on the site as it was huge, covered a very large area. Tony West.