Good work there
Have you seen the new plaques in the pavement making the route. I've noticed them on Dulwich and Dalberg Roads.Great blog about the Effra River by the ever-excellent Diamond Geezer today - see diamond geezer
you know probably doesn't mean certainly, and there is another explanation (which i believe more likely).The Effra lost most of its romance for me when I learnt it's probably just another spelling of "Heathrow".
I'd never realised that until now.you know probably doesn't mean certainly,
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I got sent a copy and it's a great read. I hope to get a review up shortly (or - even better! - do you fancy writing it?)https://www.amazon.co.uk/River-Effr...?ie=UTF8&qid=1480684208&sr=8-1&keywords=effra
River Effra: South London's Secret Spine Paperback – 3 Nov 2016
by Jon Newman (Author)
If you're interested in the River Effra, then try this book - a fascinating and thorough investigation of the history of the Effra.

I went on the Effra Walk that BooHoo organised a few years ago. It was fascinating and great fun looking for all the clues above ground - everything from contours to stink-pipes, evidence of historic flash floods and the sounds of running water emanating from manhole covers.Great blog about the Effra River by the ever-excellent Diamond Geezer today - see diamond geezer
Crack squirrels show their creative side!

Have you seen the new plaques in the pavement making the route. I've noticed them on Dulwich and Dalberg Roads.
Eta: That's what the blog is about. Doh!
The blog will reveal all!I noticed one yesterday and was taking a good look earlier today, on Dulwich rd on the corner of Chaucer Rd. It's a nice design that says something like: THE HIDDEN RIVER EFFRA FLOWS HERE BENEATH YOUR FEET - but its all rusty and part cement smeared. Is it finished or will someone be along to clean it / paint it? Are they just plaques or are they access covers?
Must look out for others - I wonder if these plaques go all the way to the Thames? (sorry haven't read the blog yet...)
Great blog. Looks like there are, or are going to be, lots of these plaques and no complete list of where there are yet. So please post up their locations if you spot them.Great blog about the Effra River by the ever-excellent Diamond Geezer today - see diamond geezer
Oh he supports small traders and likes music - he never replied to the emails I sent him about supporting live grassroots music venues. He has a future in PR.Evening Standard give Chuka the "Brixton Obama" two pages today. I really wish he would fuck off and get a job in the city. Evening Standard just love Chuka.
Oh he supports small traders and likes music - he never replied to the emails I sent him about supporting live grassroots music venues. He has a future in PR.
Man's a foul cowardHis so called "political" interview on page 18 is a load of meaningless drivel. Sadly when Corbyn has been got rid of Nu Labour Chuka will have a career in the shadow cabinet. Its what he wants. The twat. The whole article is about him positioning himself for a comeback. Without actually saying so. Wish he would just come out with it and say he hates Corbyn.
Great blog about the Effra River by the ever-excellent Diamond Geezer today - see diamond geezer
Evening Standard give Chuka the "Brixton Obama" two pages today. I really wish he would fuck off and get a job in the city. Evening Standard just love Chuka.
noo! I thought it was bad enough when the elephant and castle pub, former dive and one time home of the infamous Clit Club, became a starbucks.I notice the Big Issue offices at the Bondway Vauxhall has become a massive Foxtons - truly gentrification gone mad!!!
I remember the elephant and castle didn't connect that it had become the Starbucks as I hadn't been there since the 80s but can work it out from the location now. Great pub. I remember going to another club upstairs somewhere that (my then early 20s up from the country girl) seemed a quite dodgy gay club was it submission ?? I was happy at the tavern and the Brewers but that club seemed a bit darker maybe like a seedier more in your face coleherne. I'm annoyed I can't remember the name - substation maybe ??noo! I thought it was bad enough when the elephant and castle pub, former dive and one time home of the infamous Clit Club, became a starbucks.