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It was a sad day for the B105 when that was done away with.
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Those wanting more information on road numbering may find the book A, B, C and M: Road Numbering Revealed by Peter Bancroft and Andrew Emmerson an enjoyable read.
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I used to work on ambulances all around the City and east end.I am loving the details about nothing in particular, in fact I think thats why I keep coming back. Your writing style is quite addictive and often there is a surprise thaI have never noticed.
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You've at least got a while before this series will take you out of north and east London, should you not just get bored and jack it in first
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You are not aiming for the B9993?
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There’s not a while lot to say about Brownswood Road physicially, agreed, but it has lent its name to the rather good record label founded by DJ Gilles Peterson.
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....because I have to get through this if we're ever going to reach the B9178....HaHa!!
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Time is always the greatest enemy to patterns.
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I lived just off the B105 at the Blackstock Road end for most of the last decade. Good times by and large. Thanks for the virtual trip back.
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The shop now named Dezato in your last photo used to have a cashpoint in the wall, one of those labelled "cash". Someone neatly stencilled above, in a matching font, "johnny".
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When there's nothing exciting to comment on, you typically rise to the challenge. My particular favorite in todays challenge: "because the Luftwaffe didn't miss everything round here."
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Part of this road lies above the northern High Level Sewer, deep enough for the sinks and washing tubs in the basements of the Victorian houses to drain into it under gravity.
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"a proper church further up but it's only United Reformed". Flippin' cheek! At least you didn't call it United Reform as so many do.
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