Thursday, November 09, 2006
THE MYSTERIES OF HERNE HILL
THE MYSTERIES of the road called HERNE HILL
1. RESURFACING
The pavements and carriageway have now been replaced / resurfaced more or less on schedule, and first reactions of shopkeepers and residents are very favourable.
Mystery a) Who owns the fallen tardis-likemobile toilet close to Hollingbourne Road? (Of course I don't mean Dr Who owns etc..)
2. The X68
This column has always championed a northbound stop at Herne Hill for this express route non-stop to Waterloo, as it is a fact that the buses are not full at this point. There is also no direct train service. As there is no such stop the question was continually asked: why does it need to come through Herne Hill Junction at all? Mystery b) Have you noticed the route has pretty well gone missing from the road called Herne Hill? Three were seen in Brixton yesterday plus a couple in Tulse Hill. You hear these things here first.
1. RESURFACING
The pavements and carriageway have now been replaced / resurfaced more or less on schedule, and first reactions of shopkeepers and residents are very favourable.
Mystery a) Who owns the fallen tardis-likemobile toilet close to Hollingbourne Road? (Of course I don't mean Dr Who owns etc..)
2. The X68
This column has always championed a northbound stop at Herne Hill for this express route non-stop to Waterloo, as it is a fact that the buses are not full at this point. There is also no direct train service. As there is no such stop the question was continually asked: why does it need to come through Herne Hill Junction at all? Mystery b) Have you noticed the route has pretty well gone missing from the road called Herne Hill? Three were seen in Brixton yesterday plus a couple in Tulse Hill. You hear these things here first.
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