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    Donbogen reacted to daimlerman's post in the thread Kingstanding with Appreciate Appreciate.
    Apparently, he was in Montys 8th army during WW2 and had a bad time. Maybe it was something to do with that bad experience. However, He...
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    Donbogen reacted to Gerry Cannell's post in the thread Kingstanding with Appreciate Appreciate.
    I love this, so well described, almost as if I was there. I can visualize these characters, excellent piece, thanks. Funny how us kids...
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    Cookie55 reacted to JKC's post in the thread Kingstanding with Appreciate Appreciate.
    I must admit that I cannot stand Kingstanding in any form or shape....when we had to move from our home in Aston October 1969...we were...
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    Donbogen reacted to Eric Gibson's post in the thread Kingstanding with Appreciate Appreciate.
    Talking about characters, before the influx of W Indians when all locals were white we had two coloured gents an Indian GP and a door to...
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    Donbogen reacted to daimlerman's post in the thread Kingstanding with Appreciate Appreciate.
    Hi Eric, Another regular I remember from Cranbourne Road, was an old fella selling Periwinkles from a cart on Sunday mornings. He'd...
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    SamJ replied to the thread WW2 bombs dropped in Kingstanding.
    There were a few stories of one being dropped on Melverly Grove, just off Kingstanding Road, passed Hawthorne but not found any evidence...
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    daimlerman reacted to Eric Gibson's post in the thread Kingstanding with Appreciate Appreciate.
    From Peckham Road school we used to be marched down Finchley Road and through to the lower half of the recreation ground by our PT teacher.
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    Stokkie reacted to brummy-lad's post in the thread The Woodman New Canal Street with Love Love.
    Not sure if this was an image that was lost earlier in the thread.
  • daimlerman
    daimlerman replied to the thread Kingstanding.
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    brummy-lad replied to the thread The Woodman New Canal Street.
    Not sure if this was an image that was lost earlier in the thread.
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  • daimlerman
    daimlerman replied to the thread Kingstanding.
    Hi Eric, Another regular I remember from Cranbourne Road, was an old fella selling Periwinkles from a cart on Sunday mornings. He'd...
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    Eric Gibson replied to the thread Kingstanding.
    Talking about characters, before the influx of W Indians when all locals were white we had two coloured gents an Indian GP and a door to...
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    Gerry Cannell reacted to Cliff gebhard's post in the thread Kingstanding with Appreciate Appreciate.
    Remember him very well the opera singer .His roofing mate was a small guy who lived on college road with a lot of gnomes in his front garden
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    Gerry Cannell reacted to daimlerman's post in the thread Kingstanding with Appreciate Appreciate.
    Apparently, he was in Montys 8th army during WW2 and had a bad time. Maybe it was something to do with that bad experience. However, He...
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    Eric Gibson replied to the thread WW2 bombs dropped in Kingstanding.
    Towards the top end on the left Sam opposite Carshalton Road, there are three blocks in an arc, I think it was one of those and rebuilt...
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