Mysterious post in Endymion Road

[paolo]

Me, being a thicko, hadn't spotted the Greek naming connections. I wonder what the story is there?

Although this doesn't have an answer, and I'm sure a few of you have already seen it, I did enjoy reading this earlier:
http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=49772 - interesting to note that the row that now includes the flower shop, Tye Crepe etc is of dubious provenance from a planning regs pov. Sounds like it was really meant to be Rush common, but people got cheeky.

 

[Orang Utan]

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wrong thread

 

[tarannau]

No, it's certainly not a tall receptacle for grilled chicken n' greens.

 

[paolo]

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wrong thread

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nothing to see here

 

[Minnie_the_Minx]

Me, being a thicko, hadn't spotted the Greek naming connections. I wonder what the story is there?

Although this doesn't have an answer, and I'm sure a few of you have already seen it, I did enjoy reading this earlier:
http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=49772 - interesting to note that the row that now includes the flower shop, Tye Crepe etc is of dubious provenance from a planning regs pov. Sounds like it was really meant to be Rush common, but people got cheeky.

That's all well known local history and pogo would tell you it's discussed on another thread

PS: You've been to Ty Crepe

 

[paolo]

That's all well known local history and pogo would tell you it's discussed on another thread

PS: You've been to Ty Crepe

Or Ty sometimes-not-Crepe, as it's now become.

 

[Minnie_the_Minx]

Or Ty sometimes-not-Crepe, as it's now become.

Who calls it Ty?

 

[lordnoise]

Diamond Geezer seems to have a 'thing' about stinkpipes ...

http://www.flickr.com/photos/dgeezer/with/4742916737/

 

[boohoo]

He's following the Effra - see similar set of photos on the urban75 outing to walk the effra!