London Polymeet anyone?

[Standup]

Camden? Lived there for a year and all i remember is people sitting in my garden every sunday with the market and all the homeless people at the tube who were thrown out of the hostel during the day.

I'm kinda warming to reading on the grounds that at least a cab home won't be sixty quid.

[Ecthy]

Makeo getting married? My whole world crumbles

[Cort Haus]

Originally posted by Standup
Camden? Lived there for a year and all i remember is people sitting in my garden every sunday with the market and all the homeless people at the tube who were thrown out of the hostel during the day.

You had a garden? Not many of them in Camden. Wherabouts?

[Az]

I'm getting married in Reading this summer. Weird considering my first Reading experience was the after dark with you lot.

o_O

[Ecthy]

Well Az, YOU weren't there. It was just hours after we parted anyway.

[Gibsie]

I live just down t'road from Camden so I second that vote! How about next Sunday, the 26th. We can go find Standup's old garden and sit in it supping white stripe or something and shouting at cats.

[Standup]

You had a garden? Not many of them in Camden. Wherabouts

Garden is probably over egging it. Steps, patch of concrete and some pot plants is probably a better description. It was just round the corner from the Carnarvon (sp? i think there's an 'e' in there somewhere) past the railway bridge.

It was a very good property and cheap but was actually a council property that was being sub let before being sold for a huge profit. I didn't ask anymore just being grateful I was living somewhere good for a change. But that's probably a story for the house prices thread.

You know i can;t even remember the address? It was about 15 years ago and I moved around a lot and nothing to do my old age (i hope).

[Ecthy]

We just had a German civ forum meeting today. 'Twas nice.

[Provost Harrison]

Originally posted by Gibsie
I live just down t'road from Camden so I second that vote! How about next Sunday, the 26th. We can go find Standup's old garden and sit in it supping white stripe or something and shouting at cats.

In theory, yes, I suppose so...

[Provost Harrison]

So is this happening? I don't envisage a problem...where do you reckon Gibsie El Magnifico?

[Gibsie]

Well I'm going to be coming from the girlfriend's place (Somehow I don't want to spend much time with the mother-in-law...) Sunday morning, so I'll have a travelcard for all zones, so anywhere's good for me, really. Anyone know anywhere that does a really good Sunday lunch, that won't be packed with old dears and their families?

[Cort Haus]

Originally posted by Standup


Garden is probably over egging it. Steps, patch of concrete and some pot plants is probably a better description. It was just round the corner from the Carnarvon (sp? i think there's an 'e' in there somewhere) past the railway bridge.

Castlehaven / Hawley Road? I think the Caenarvan (sp?) has been a Firkin pub for years. The railway bridge is the one that goes over the High Street by the canal, I take it.

[Cort Haus]

Originally posted by Gibsie
Well I'm going to be coming from the girlfriend's place (Somehow I don't want to spend much time with the mother-in-law...) Sunday morning, so I'll have a travelcard for all zones, so anywhere's good for me, really. Anyone know anywhere that does a really good Sunday lunch, that won't be packed with old dears and their families?

If we are talking Camden this Sunday then Quinns at the junction of Hawley Road and Kentish Town Road do decent roasts, or at least they did in the days when I watched footie in there before getting Sky Sports at home.

[Gibsie]

Well it's not usually a problem to get Snotty to go to Camden

[Snotty]

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