Originally posted by Buffoon
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Although I only read post on this site 99% of the time, I thought I ought to also point out that staying in Catford would be a bum steer. Not the best of places that's for sure. I'd also like to second the Market Porter in London Bridge which is a superb boozer.
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SA - late in the day I know but I'm actually doing some work. Shock. Horror.
Agreed generally - don't spend any more time in Catford than you absolutely have to - it's a dump. Far better to stay in that hotel and commute out.
Edit: And let me know when you're down this way - London Bridge is just around the corner from me, and there are some great little eateries in Borough Market. Ale and pie. Smashing.Last edited by realityhack; 22 May 2007, 13:15.
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Catford's Bad, Bromley is the narest, which is good, and the Bromley Court Hotel is good, I have a house in Bromley and lived there for 20 years.
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Originally posted by SallyAnneDear Derdrie, why doesn't numptycorner just **** off?
He really is a sad twat isn't he?
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Originally posted by SallyAnneHow could you be any more nosey? Are you a lass?
Just going to a shop there - wedding related!
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Originally posted by SallyAnneWell I'd hope so
Cheers MM
Edit: Really thanks MM - that hotel is lovely. It's getting booked
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Originally posted by OrangutanWhere exactly are you going and why ? (don't mean to be too nosey)
Just going to a shop there - wedding related!
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Originally posted by SallyAnne
You're joking?
Oh, now I get it.
But perhaps not.
tim
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Unfortunately all the bad things about Catford are true - but I lived there for years with no trouble.
(have to admit I moved on as soon as I had the chance)
Where exactly are you going and why ? (don't mean to be too nosey)
Nearest nice hotel is Bromley Court Hotel (surprise, surprise its in Bromley) about 5-10 mins away by car.
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Originally posted by Moscow Mule
Cheers MM
Edit: Really thanks MM - that hotel is lovely. It's getting bookedLast edited by SallyAnne; 22 May 2007, 12:50.
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Originally posted by Burdockoh, and treat yourself to one of these on Saturday morning before you get on the train!
http://floatworks.com/
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Originally posted by christhecontractorCatford is a really nasty place. Probably the nearest nice place is greenich, where you can visit the smouldering remains of the cutty sark. Apart from that, there is nothing nice for miles and miles. It's not that far out - I used to live in Brockley which is not that far from there. Anyway they say it's the people that make the place and that's exactly whats wrong with catford and for that matter the entire south east of london, and the entire north east of london as well. and a good bit of west london too. Have a nice time on your trip
I suppose the same can be said of most bits of London.
BTW there are 2 stations in Catford - catford and catford bridge.
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nearly. The Barron Knights - A taste of Aggro.
No-one would listen to the smurfs in prison, So they jumped over the wall
But policemen saw them,
he chased them, caught them, this is what he asked them all:
(To the tune of "The Smurf Song"
"Where are you all coming from?"
We're from Dartmoor, on the run
"How did you work out your route?"
We followed the arrows on our suit
"What were you in Dartmoor for?"
We borrowed a safe from the bank next door
"and why do you all talk this way?"
Cause we're from Catford, ain't we? Eh!
La la lalalala lala la la la...
They don't write em like that any more...
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