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		Thread: Save Forest Hill Pools Post: RE: Save Forest Hill Pools I personally would hope a new design might be able to incorporate aspects of the fa?ade and existing structure of the building ? mixing of the old and new is possible and can be very attractive, as de...	ht	SE23 Topics	62	67,242	05-03-2008, 09:56 PM
		Thread: The History of Forest Hill Post: RE: History of Forest Hill - 30 Jan at 7pm Thanks Steve for such an interesting evening, (would be great if the talk is archived on the Forest Hill Society website at a later date too.)	ht	SE23 Topics	45	51,363	31-01-2008, 10:15 AM
		Thread: The 23 Club Post: RE: The 23 Club (A belated happy birthday Rob, having read the above) I think this is a nice idea ? unfortunately I work in central London though. Trying to have a semi-regular meet up of some kind for forum read...	ht	SE23 Topics	117	132,875	18-01-2008, 10:07 PM
		Thread: The History of Forest Hill Post: RE: History of Forest Hill - 30 Jan at 7pm Looking forward to it!	ht	SE23 Topics	45	51,363	18-01-2008, 09:55 PM
		Thread: Busy Weekend Post: RE: Busy Weekend Hiya, was good to meet you Rob and family, Steve, Jenny and your friend on Saturday. (Sorry that I've forgotten one name.) Steve's talk on the 30th Jan sounds great and I'll look forward to it. I...	ht	SE23 Topics	25	25,658	18-12-2007, 12:49 PM
		Thread: Forest Hill Library Post: RE: library opening times With the library's re-opening I was looking forward to news of a film club, but unfortunately wouldn't be able to get back for that time after work during the week. I think that will be quite common....	ht	SE23 Topics	105	112,160	14-12-2007, 02:51 PM
		Thread: Busy Weekend Post: RE: Busy Weekend Just wanted to say that my family and I had a lovely day today, having had lunch at the Lemon Grove and visited the studios at Havelock Walk. (Went to Bunka and one of the florists on Dartmouth Rd fo...	ht	SE23 Topics	25	25,658	08-12-2007, 10:02 PM
		Thread: Future FH Inhabitant & Transport Links Post: RE: Future FH Inhabitant & Transport Links Hi nickyj, I tend to catch a train to London Bridge between 8.10-8.30. I rarely get a seat, but it's such a short journey to LB, that as said above, even if it's really crowded, it's bearable. Two of...	ht	SE23 Topics	24	24,589	05-12-2007, 03:04 PM
		Thread: Pride of Place - vote for Forest Hill Post: RE: Pride of Place - vote for Forest Hill I hope they publish the results soon. I voted for FH ages ago, and note the poll closed yesterday. Fingers crossed...	ht	SE23 Topics	39	37,058	01-12-2007, 11:37 AM
		Thread: Moving to FH Post: RE: Moving to FH Good luck with the move ohyeahkitten. And hope you enjoy living in FH too andyvit. I am rather new to the area myself. I've found it a nice area to live in, and hope to explore much more in 2008! As...	ht	SE23 Topics	34	30,812	01-12-2007, 11:28 AM
		Thread: Art nouveau, deco and modernism in SE23 Post: RE: Art nouveau, deco and modernism in SE23 There's some reference on the internet to a book called History of Kings and Princes Garth and Forest Hill (Meles Meles Marks 1997) by Jad Adams, who lives in King's Garth. Obviously the library is cl...	ht	SE23 Topics	36	41,575	28-11-2007, 04:04 PM
		Thread: Art nouveau, deco and modernism in SE23 Post: RE: Art nouveau, deco and modernism in SE23 Hi nevermodern, just to let you know that Six Pillars is on Crescent Wood Road in Sydenham, it is a lovely building, (although you can only see a tantalising glimpse from the road). It was built by B...	ht	SE23 Topics	36	41,575	28-11-2007, 11:57 AM
		Thread: East London Fire Post: RE: East London Fire [quote=honoracorn] Taken from Blythe Hill. Was a pretty scary sight! [/quote] It's a fire at a warehouse close to the Olympic village according to breaking news: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news...	ht	Wider Topics	5	8,017	12-11-2007, 02:52 PM