Zinedine*
Well-Known Member
The City- I love the hustle and bustle. My dad used to work there and when I was a kid we used to meet him at work just before christmas, have some food near his office and then go up west to meet Father Christmas in Selfridges 
Soho- it may not be proper London for some. But when I was sixteen I was doing work experience in a theatre nearby. One Lunchtime I finally had the courage to visit a gay pub in Old Compton Street, met my first boyfriend there and came out to my parents. it has been the scene of many first dates. It will always be a special place for me, there is something magical about this place
Docklands I love the architecture. In the summer, I love to sit outside a riverside pub in Limehouse, admiring the view
shame most of the population are wankers!
Camden- The place and the people never fail to captivate me
Brixton One of the few working class villages left in London. Also home to some of the maddest and friendliest Londoners. First time I ever went there I felt at home and soon it will be my home.
Brick Lane- The smells, the sounds the coloufulness of the womens clothes. Love this place.
The Den- The Cold Blow Lane one. the setting of many memories in my life. First time I fell for the beautiful game when I was 9. Promotions, relegations. Sneaking up there when I was 13 with my mates (My parents stopped me from going after I was nearly caught up in a bit of trouble there). You could never believe how much I miss this place. The New Den just doesnt stoke up those feelings for me
I still get off at New Cross/new cross gate and walk. Saturdays wouldnt be the same.
Soho- it may not be proper London for some. But when I was sixteen I was doing work experience in a theatre nearby. One Lunchtime I finally had the courage to visit a gay pub in Old Compton Street, met my first boyfriend there and came out to my parents. it has been the scene of many first dates. It will always be a special place for me, there is something magical about this place
Docklands I love the architecture. In the summer, I love to sit outside a riverside pub in Limehouse, admiring the view
shame most of the population are wankers!Camden- The place and the people never fail to captivate me
Brixton One of the few working class villages left in London. Also home to some of the maddest and friendliest Londoners. First time I ever went there I felt at home and soon it will be my home.
Brick Lane- The smells, the sounds the coloufulness of the womens clothes. Love this place.
The Den- The Cold Blow Lane one. the setting of many memories in my life. First time I fell for the beautiful game when I was 9. Promotions, relegations. Sneaking up there when I was 13 with my mates (My parents stopped me from going after I was nearly caught up in a bit of trouble there). You could never believe how much I miss this place. The New Den just doesnt stoke up those feelings for me
I still get off at New Cross/new cross gate and walk. Saturdays wouldnt be the same.
