That's a happy tale, Scifan. It's a great looking building, thanks for the photos. :)Quote:
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That's a happy tale, Scifan. It's a great looking building, thanks for the photos. :)Quote:
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Thanks, Leelai. We have grown to really enjoy the area for its diversity, and closeness to the countryside as well as London.Quote:
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Richard...very nice pics of the different style homes there. I also enjoyed your walk through of the nature park. That is just so inviting!
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Thanks, Skimonkey. I have some other walks in mind. :)Quote:
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Thank you Richard and Scifan and everyone who posts here. It is so nice to roam in places I may never go. And to make mental comparisons to places I have been.
About a week ago, I enjoyed another urban walk. My photos show Edwardian and Victorian house. A great Victorian industrial building, a converted open air swimming pool ( Lido), a nice recreation ground, a parade of shops and a pub. I stopped in a tea shop, not the pub, for refreshments.
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Sadly timber details over period house entrances are ripped out and the red bricks painted white. Sigh ......
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There is a car under all of that ivy. Lots of us want to know what type it is :)
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The right hand photo is of The one time Lido.
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. A conservatory with a view.
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Going out with a bang! I believe he Canadian HMV chain may rescue the UK chain.
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Another amazing series of pictures, Richard. Thanks for letting us enjoy the beauty of your home town.Quote:
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Thanks Scifan. It's great exploring places.
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Two days ago I took advantage of the calm dry weather and went from a short walk. Here are some photographs. The early 20th century houses are not protected and not listed and they are not in a conservation area. However I like the decorative rendered panels on the front of them, something like pargetting.
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We live quite close to open land and enclosures were horses are kept, and allotments next to a tennis and squash club....
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These flats were built on the side of a hospital which used to serve Bromley
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The last two photographs show an area which is being cleared out ready for redevelopment as shops cinema etc.
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Great photos Richard.
Thank you for sharing. ;)