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RT @mrcudlip: Like a ship floating across South London #london #dulwich http://t.co/33rz2JOd
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@NofBermondsey Great post, thanks. I was yomping through Brixton/streatham/Dulwich Village today.
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Girl's Best Friend
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Poor woofer. Just over a month ago Mister Benji's front paw exploded with pain - a pesky grass seed had got in through his toes, travelling around and around creating a hole then pushed its way out of the top of the paw. Cue many trips to the vet for bandage changes under sedation until the skin eventually grew back enough so he could have stitches.
As if that wasn't enough, the poor boy then had to wear the cone of shame for two weeks because he wouldn't leave the stitches alone, and for a few days after they were removed as well.
Yesterday was the first full day without bandages or cones and we celebrated today with a snazzy new hairdo to get rid of the matts that had tangled up on his chin and legs from all the treatment, followed by a lovely long run in the park.
It's been a very tough month for both of us but it's great to be back to normal. The groomer told me grass seeds can get in to the bloodstream and kill dogs, so we were extremely lucky.
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Choir's £13000 aids missing people - The Press Association
Choir's £13000 aids missing people The Press Association The Rock Choir, which has members in Richmond, Dulwich, Blackheath and Eltham, helped raise £13000 for the charity Missing People. The charity attempts to help the 250000 people who run away or go missing every year and provides support to their loved ... |
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Palace to bag Chambers - SkySports
 SkySports | Palace to bag Chambers SkySports Sky Sports understands Crystal Palace have sealed the signing of highly-rated defender Michael Chambers from non-league Dulwich Hamlet. The centre-back has been catching the eye of numerous clubs at the very top of the football ladder in England with ... |
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Bird believes new signings show 'intent' - This is Surreytoday
Bird believes new signings show 'intent' This is Surreytoday HAYDEN Bird believes Dulwich Hamlet should be a "yard stick" for what Merstham hope to achieve. "Dulwich are a very good side," the manager said of the Ryman South title-chasers. "They should act as a yard stick for us in what we hope to achieve. |
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Radamala Paintings from India: Poetry, Passion, Song - review - Evening Standard
 Evening Standard | Radamala Paintings from India: Poetry, Passion, Song - review Evening Standard The catalogue of the new exhibition at the Dulwich Picture Gallery, Ragamala Paintings from India, begins with "A ragamala is a set of paintings depicting various musical modes, ragas, of Indian music. Each miniature illustrates a poem . |
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Exquisite Indian miniatures go on show at Dulwich Picture Gallery - Art Daily
Exquisite Indian miniatures go on show at Dulwich Picture Gallery Art Daily Dulwich Picture Gallery presents Ragamala Paintings from India: Poetry, Passion, Song. This exhibition will be one of the first to be dedicated solely to the ragamala theme, displaying a rare grouping of 24 objects from the Claudio Moscatelli ... |
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Cricket
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Not particularly interesting, but I couldn't resist the colours.
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Brockwell Hall in London
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I captured this scene on a cold and foggy November morning in Brockwell Park in London, with the building of Brockwell Hall vaguely visible on the left in the background. Brockwell Hall was built between 1811 and 1813 on the top of the highest hill in the park.
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