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This oil smells great. It's the best after shower oil I've used. Love it.
I bought the big pump bottle of this at Costco and I use it after I shave to really moisturize my skin. It works well at night to hydrate, but during the day it's a little heavy for me.
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I've just realised I've repurchased this product several times, it's one of my skincare workhorse products. I use it after a shower on my legs, arms, and chest. For an oil, it's very light, needs very little rubbing in, and has a very subtle scent. Great to use if you just want to moisturise effectively and go. It's a reasonable price too, usually about £5-£6. The bottle is a bit rubbish, product always drips down the sides when I use it, which means the base is always sticky and I have to be careful where I set it. It's not the most natural of products either, don't be fooled into thinking it's pure sesame oil by the name, it has lots of other weird sounding ingredients like Isopropyl Myristate and Propylparaben. But it works well and I'll probably buy again unless I can find a similar, more natural alternative.
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- Phone: (650) 592-5886
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Lunch:monday to friday 11:30-2:30 Saturday and Sunday 11:30-3:30
Dinner:monday to Friday 5:00-10:00 Saturday 3:30-10:00 Sunday 3:30-9:00
- Payment Options: AMEX,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Italian, Mediterranean
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- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Beer, BYO Liquor, Delivery, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
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- Private Party Facilities: Hold your next special event at Spasso.
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Spasso features Italian, Mediterranean cuisine and Tapas. Spasso has been a new favorite neighborhood destination located in San Carlos on Laurel Street. Spasso features an extensive Napa Valley and Italian wine selection, and a full bar with specialized cocktails are available. Our waitstaff are consistently friendly, knowledgeable and attentive. And, the atmosphere is lively and exciting.Continued
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36 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food4.4Service4.4
- Ambiance4.3Noise LevelModerate
neighborhood gem (26)great for outdoor dining (19)fit for foodies (19)special occasion (15)great for lunch (13)good for groups (9)notable wine list (8)kid-friendly (5)romantic (5)vibrant bar scene (3)hot spot (3)late-night find (2)great for brunch (1)Show More
- Great for girls' get togetherLhayes830VIPDined on 11/19/2014We recently visited Spasso for a birthday lunch, and we're extremely pleased with the ambiance, the food and the service. My friend and I went in different directions, food wise. I enjoyed saffron pappardelle with shrimp; my friend went the healthy seared tuna route. Both of us were extremely pleased with our lunches. Delicious, in fact! The bread served with the olive oil/balsamic dipping sauce (and the sauce) were to due for. Don't miss this little Laurel a Street gem!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Delicious every timeVickiBVIPDined on 11/14/2014I always stop here when I'm in the Bay Area. My niece loves the calamari and my sister says the veal. I have something different every time. The ravioli was very good - I didn't have the cream sauce by the way. Great drinks that actually have liquor in them.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- What a treat!BarbaraFVIPDined on 11/3/2014Our second visit to this little trattoria was delightful. The new tapas/appetizers are a great addition. Be sure to try the tuna cubes, steak satay and goat cheese bruschetta. All three of us loved the sea bass special which was pan-seared, with a sun-dried tomato piccata sauce, over lemon risotto. Even the roasted asparagus was exceptional. Our creme brulee was an outstanding end to a delicious meal. The food has really developed since our first visit. Definitely worth a visit!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nothing short of fabulous!FoodieVIPDined on 11/1/2014What a wonderful meal we had at Spasso - they could not have been more accomodating or provided better service, they were so busy and every single staff member was most attentive, made sure we we were comfortably seated - truly excellent service and the food was sumptuous and atmosphere lively and warm. You can't help but feel welcome, what a great marriage of dining and atmosphere, a true neighborhood gem. We started with the mushroom bruschetta, absoloutely delicious, enjoyed a Reisling from their great wine list. My friend chose the cod and I had the pancetta wrapped chicken, both delectable - we can't wait to come back again!Special Features:
- Excellent SelectionsSueBelmontDined on 10/16/2014My husband and I were especially pleased with the appetizer selections on the menu. We wanted to try every one. For this visit we decided on the carpacio and the panceta wrapped prawns. Very good. For an entry, we both had the portabellow mushroom ravioli, and it was TERRIFIC! We will definitely be going back again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Well Done!mastewaDined on 9/26/20141st date, excellent waiter suggested surprise appetizers, great bottle of wine, outdoor dining, well done!Special Features:
- Come for the appetizers then leavethansVIPDined on 9/20/2014This restaurant was a major disappointment. They seem to have 2 waiters for the entire restaurant and they need at least 4. I can understand why they have 2 because on the night when we had a 7:30 reservation, it seemed like everybody else did as well. As a matter of fact they had no reservations after 7:30. We arrived a bit early and the only way we could be seated anywhere near on time was if we were willing to sit outside which we weren't so we weren't seated, until 7:50 and we were the first 7:30 reservations to be seated. They took our drink service quickly, we ordered a bottle of wine. Then we waited half an hour to have our dinner orders taken. The appetizers were excellent, the rest of the meal was mediocre at best.
- Always a great experienceLJHADined on 9/10/2014I've had lunches and dinners many times over the years. The food always surprises me with its goodness, and the service is superb. Love this place, and so happy its nearby.
- Excellent foodOpenTable Diner Since 2005VIPDined on 9/5/2014Fresh salads Delicious"grilled" calamari ( much better than fried) The Friday night special with scallops and pasta is divine. The pasta was tasty and done to perfectionSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- HmmmPickyEaterDined on 9/3/2014I've eaten here multiple times and in the past the food has been excellent. I took a work group here and for the first time I had the impression that the chef was trying way too hard to make fancy food taste good. it was not bad, but also nothing to write home about if you can understand that comment. Service was great. Our waiter, as well as the rest of the service team, was very attentive and spot on
- ChrisPDined on 8/30/2014Excellent food and waiter. Manager honored a 6 year old gift certificate, which was very nice. Noise level was too high because we were seated near a loud party. However would really recommend restaurant!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Love their food!LindyVIPDined on 8/18/2014I have eaten here several times and have never been disappointed. They have a great selection of tapas and starters, which I love. I've tried their bruschettas, the mushroom polenta (yum), the polenta cubes, and their grill eggplant caprese. All were delicious! My friend wanted the warm cabbage salad which didn't sound appealing to me but I think I ate 2/3 of it - it was amazing! Will definitely go back.Special Features:
- eileenVIPDined on 8/17/2014The food and the service was excellent. Our waitress was very nice attentive and professionalSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good serviceDinesoutoftenVIPDined on 8/9/2014Good was good. Hostess lacked enthusiasm. Service was excellent. Will be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
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- eanderDined on 7/27/2014an enjoyable experience. First time there. Would be happy to recommend.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Vibrant!JaneDined on 7/26/2014Loved our dinner at Spasso. I have a seafood allergy and our waiter very graciously created an appetizer sampler plate without seafood that I could enjoy with the rest of my group. We each had a different dinner, veal, fish, lamb and each dinner was excellent. The wait staff was friendly and always available to us. This was our first visit but it won't be our last.Special Features:
- Had a great time for bday dinnerowinegarDined on 7/19/2014The staff were extremely friendly. They were great with my 2 kids and served their meals first and dessert while my husband and I enjoyed our dinner. The only reason I did not give them 5 stars is because it took a little too long for our main dish to arrive.Special Features:
- RonRonnieDined on 7/12/2014Good selection of entrees. The lamb was superb. Service was excellent.Special Features:
- ForzaCurly2Dined on 6/28/2014Every time we go it's always great food and great serviceSpecial Features:
- Outstanding food excellent servicefoodieDined on 6/26/2014I used the Yep reviews and selected this restaurant for dining with out of town visitors on a Thursday night. The place was bustling but the staff was attentive and the service was excellent. The food was outstanding, we loved the appetizers (crab cakes, eggplant and portobello), our dinner (salmon, clams, special of the day fish) and desserts (new york cheese cake and bread pudding). I will recommend this restaurant to others.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Service is good; Food is so sobruincalVIPDined on 6/21/2014Service was good and our server was very polite. However, the food is below expectation. We ordered seafood linguini and Spasso chicken bolognese. The pastas were over cooked and were very soft. The bolognese sause was very watery without any flavors. More spices should have added to the dishes to enhance the taste.
- My favorite spotLucy7083VIPDined on 6/15/2014I love this restaurant. Whether I am alone or with friends the food and service is excellent.Special Features:
- Disappointing experience this time.Dmeaness1Dined on 6/1/2014We've eaten here before and the experience was very positive. The ambiance, service, cocktails and food were good. We thought we'd found our "go to" place only to be disappointed with our next visit. The food was fair, the waiter was entertaining and attentive in the beginning but I ended up bussing our table and had to ask the hostess who was busy chatting with the bartender for our check. The hostess that sat us was not the same as the one at the end of our meal. The gal that greeted us and sat us was the best thing about the restaurant sadly.
- Special occasion/ any occasionkirsDined on 5/24/2014Spasso continues to be one of our favorite neighborhood restaurants. Kurt and his staff are wonderful and the food is always amazing. Thy cartered our sons First Communion and everyone raved about the food. We bring out of town guests and we go just because.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- foodloverforlife64Dined on 5/23/2014Wonderful Lamb. Very delicious crab cakes. I usually go to Spasso when I visit my family in San Carlos. They are consistent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good, better & best !OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 5/11/2014WONDERFUL SERVICE, SUPERIOR FOOD, AND VERY GOOD AMBIANCE!Special Features:
- Nice neighborhood restaurant!ThePetiteFoodieDined on 5/11/2014This was my first time at Spasso. We were greeted as we walked in and promptly escorted to our table. The staff were attentive, the food is delicious. We had the calamari appetizer and ordered three different pasta dishes as entrees. Each dish was delicious, and everyone was happy! I ordered the tiramisu for dessert, and it was a perfect ending to my nice meal. Spasso is a great neighborhood restaurant and I will definitely be back when I'm in the mood for Italian food and prefer to dine locally!Special Features:
- I eat here often and...hungryladyDined on 5/11/2014we purposely asked for a table outside because it can get really loud inside. However, the staff made the outside distractingly loud. There was a constant banging of dishes as they hastily cleared tables and dragging tables and chairs all over the pavement to reconfigure for the next seating. This happened 8 or 10 times in the 90 minutes we were dining and was distracting and repeatedly interrupting of our conversation. It is completely preventable and disrespectful to all those dining outside. Have to say the food was a disappointment this time which it usually is not. Lamb pita had lovely bread but contained only a few bits of overcooked and dry lamb that looked left from a previous cooking. Desserts lovely!Special Features:
- Good Neighborhood RestaurantjksancarlosVIPDined on 5/5/2014We come here fairly often as it is convenient and they have free corkage on Sundays and Mondays. The food is good as is the service. Seating could be better and it is usually quite loud. Don't expect a quiet romantic spot and you won't be disappointed.Special Features:
- a very nice luncheileenVIPDined on 5/4/2014the food was excellent and the service was wonderful. our waiter was very nice and accommodating.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always a delight !PamAVIPDined on 5/3/2014You can always count on SPASSO to provide a delightful dining experience. The food is consistently excellent and nicely presented. The service is attentive and friendly.I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 4/28/2014A wonderful Pork Chop entree, super Caesar Salad, with very fresh and crisp lettuce. Great Decaf Coffee, which is hard to find.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful eveningOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 4/26/2014I had a lovely experience at Spasso's! The service was excellent and for maost part, the food was delicious. I ordered the halibut with mashed potatoes and there seemed to be a funny taste with the sauce and with the mashed potatoes. Otherwise, everything was fabulous. Thank-you!Special Features:
- We were thrilled!KittyGirlDined on 4/24/2014My husband and I met another couple here for dinner one evening. We had never been here before, but they had been and recommended it. The food was amazing! We shared a polenta appetizer that was delicious! I had the fish special of the evening; it was seabass and it was moist, flavorful, and seasoned just right. My husband ordered scallops and they were cooked perfectly. We had some really good food, friendly and attentive service, and GREAT company with whom to enjoy it! We WILL be back... And, eventually, we will try everything on their menu!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice ambiencetzep202Dined on 4/21/2014Went with a friend for lunch. The decor was very nice and being that it wasn't too crowded, the noise level was low. We both had the warm cabbage salad with chicken. It was very good except the chicken was a bit dry. The service was excellent. I would go again to try the other things on the menu.Special Features:
- I love SpassoJLFergVIPDined on 4/21/2014The service is always friendly and first-rate. The food is always delicious. The drinks are always refreshing. Dining here feels like a celebration. We often go with small plates (crab spring rolls, piquollo peppers, polenta cubes, the beef carpaccio) and drink wine or champagne and end with a split piece of cheesecake and coffee. This is a delightful place to sit at an outside table and watch the passing people and their dogs.Special Features:
- Was great, now not so greatNorahVIPDined on 4/9/2014Service is still the best. Great ambiance. For some reason the food doesn't taste as good as it once did.Special Features:
- Don't rush usOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 4/5/2014Great experience overall - enjoyed the food, great menu choices, ambiance was comfortable, server was helpful and funny, and the wine we had was delicious. The only note I would recommend for improvement is to not be so quick to rush our plates away after dinner. We had one person at our table who really likes to take her time eating. There were 5 attempts to take her plate away before she was done - all different people trying to be helpful, but after the 2nd request, it felt less helpful and more like they're pushing to get us out the door.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- It was our 57th wedding anniversarypokeyDined on 4/3/2014It was our 57th wedding anniversary and we had an enjoyable time. Had dinner with family. Food was good. It was early enough that it wasn`t too noisy. Later on it tends to be extremely loud.Special Features:
- Birthday celebrationLornaViDined on 3/23/2014My husband made this res for us to celebrate my birthday! The food was great, we brought our own bottle of wine and because it was a Sunday the corkage was free. We did order cocktails and they we're relish. The service was great ( I do t like to feel rushed). The only complaint was that there was a large party next to us, of 10 people that were a little noises but not a big deal to me. I would definitely go back. I had the lamb (delish) my husband the pork chop which was tastey though slightly sweet with raisins in the sauce. The gran marnier creme brûlée was a great ending to the meal.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Definitions for overlyˈoʊ vər li
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o•ver•lyˈoʊ vər li(adv.)
excessively; too.
Origin of overly:
bef. 1050; ME; OE oferlīce
Princeton's WordNet
excessively, overly, to a fault, too(adverb)
to a degree exceeding normal or proper limits
"too big"
To an excessive degree.
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Archive for April 2009
I've got another British word for you – "shitehawk"
It's almost become a cliche to muse on just how right Charlie Brooker is, but he scored a bullseye on last night's Newswipe with this rant about wossface off that show I don't watch because I'm usually out or doing something else. In words I could never find at the time, it's neatly summed up why I slammed the brakes on my own career, out of exhaustion with a world where the ins and outs of television talent shows gradually assumed such importance that you could simply follow them by reading the news, not watching the shows.
(Not that I'm contributing much else to the world at present, other than sitting at a keyboard ranting, but hey, give it time. Once I've come back from delivering some leaflets, that is…)
Revolution? An undemocratic coup, more like
Looks like the Evening Standard's getting back into its role as cheerleader-in-chief for Boris Johnson:
Mayor Boris Johnson today backed an extraordinary attempt by London councils to grab power for the people.
A new City Charter would give them the right to choose local police commanders and have a crucial say on health and transport policies.
Uh-oh. The plans include letting councils appoint their own police chiefs, control bus routes and take back Transport for London's power over major roads. Basically, this looks like an attempt to whittle away at the powers of the mayor and London assembly, giving a future government an excuse to abolish it.
This is madness – London boroughs are hardly the most democratic of organisations, elected on low turnouts (Greenwich managed 35.81% in 2006) under a first-past-the-post system, while the London mayoral and assembly elections last year had a turn-out of 45% on proportional representation, which has meant a wide range of views are represented there and no vote is wasted. Some councils are basically one-party states, where opposition finds it hard to get off the ground, while Greater London is finely balanced between the left and right, meaning power has swung fairly evenly between Labour and the Conservatives since the boundaries were established in the mid-1960s. And London's often-arbitary borough boundaries cut through communities and create administrative difficulties for even the most simplest of things.
An example – at the end of Crystal Palace Parade, four boroughs meet. Walk from the bus stops, around the mini-roundabout, and into the park, and you'll go from Southwark, to Lambeth, to Croydon, and to Bromley. Walk to the rear of the park and you'll end up in Lewisham. When Bromley Council wanted to redevelop the site of the old Crystal Palace, there was outrage from its neighbours. Lambeth Council has a set of recycling bins at the end of Crystal Palace Parade. Twenty steps away, there's a Southwark "recycling centre". A mayor should be there to smooth over those differences, not encourage them under some misleading claim of "democracy".
A further example – the recent closure of the A2 at Blackheath Hill, west Greenwich. A boundary quirk means this stretch of road is in the borough of Lewisham – there's the boundary stone on the right, next to a (Greenwich) sign. Greenwich's light green wheelie bins face the dark green of Lewisham on opposite sides of the road. However, it is maintained by Transport for London, so the divide doesn't really matter so much. But left to their own devices, Lewisham and Greenwich don't have the best of records on co-operation. In the early 1990s, they had a big falling-out about Greenwich imposing a lorry ban in Greenwich town centre, forcing HGVs onto Lewisham's A2. While the A2 was closed, Lewisham refused to allow buses use some of its roads as a diversion route, sending the problem to Greenwich. Likewise, Greenwich recently declined to involve neighbouring Lewisham residents in consultation about the Olympic Games in Greenwich. Left to their own devices, could you really trust these organisations to work together?
The most hare-brained idea is allowing councils control of bus services – even though very few routes stay wholly in one borough. What is there to stop, say, Greenwich from re-routing services away from Lewisham to give its own shopping centres a boost?
Most of our lives aren't spent just in one borough. I live in Greenwich, used to work in Hammersmith & Fulham, do some of my shopping in Lewisham and Tower Hamlets, and visit family in Bexley. If anything, boroughs need less power so they can concentrate on nitty-gritty issues like local housing, cleaning streets, and running leisure facilities; and leave the big-ticket stuff to London-wide authorities. Or if they must have more power, then they need to be reformed with redrawn boundaries, properly elected, not on outdated first-past-the-post elections which see them elected by tiny minorities.
If you're fan of Boris and you're not convinced – imagine having the current Greenwich Council run everything for the next few years, without the mayor you backed last year to keep them in check. There, not such a good idea now, is it?
(UPDATE: Slightly belatedly, I should credit Boris Watch for originally comparing local council turnouts with London assembly turnouts in a Twitter message.)
National Rail's Twitter spam hits trouble on line
The train companies are finally discovering what we all knew 15 years ago – privatising the damn things was a disaster. But they still have to squeeze money out of them to tide their shareholders over, so they're commissioning the nation's best and brightest to help promote their 2-for-1 deals to get families into London's attractions. (That's 2 for 1 in the attractions, not on the trains themselves. Of course not.)
The bright idea these Nathan Barleys came up with? Why not spam Twitter users with generous offers to haul the family into the capital's top tourist sites? So, this morning, I woke up to find I'm being followed by @Days_Out_Guide. Unfortunately, the multi-media nodes who created this haven't got it quite right, and have set it up to spew out news agency stories about London.
Which don't exactly present a flattering view of the city…
(Screen grab taken at 10.45am on 29 April 2009)
So, let me see – two stories about the capital's most grisly terrorist attack (one from US campaign website FreeDetainees.org, surely not one that's top of Stagecoach boss Brian Souter's favourites), an Irish Times story about an Evening Standard poll, a stabbing in Stockwell, and, er, something about a new high school principal in a Connecticut city called New London. Well, after seeing that lot, I'm taking the kids to see the sights!
Oh dear – I wonder how much farepayers' money went on that daft promotion? Talking of fares, I read something on the FT's website yesterday about journalist Matthew Engel's new book where he travelled by train around Great Britain for a fortnight to see the sights and, well, because he likes riding on trains. He did it on a little-promoted ticket called an All Line Rail Rover – almost-unlimited travel for a fortnight from £565 (or £375 for a week). Turns out transport minister Lord Adonis did just that a couple of weeks back, an experience he found an eye-opener (although not enough for him to apologise for privatising them in the first place). Suddenly, the thought of a wander across the country by train – up to Scotland, down to Cornwall, through the Lakes, the Peaks, into Wales, not going anywhere near Birmingham New Street… suddenly seemed rather seductive. I began to look at my diary.
And then I found, almost by accident… news which you won't find on National Rail's website. They're hiking the price up by nearly 15% to £430 (for 7 days) from next month. The current rate of inflation is -0.4%. Suddenly the idea doesn't seem such good value. Maybe I won't do it after all. Still, I hope the goons who are spamming Twitter users on the train firms' behalf will get their share of the rise.
The London Paper act like swines
One of the upsides about not having to commute anywhere at the moment is that I don't have to see the free newspapers which clog up London's transport networks each evening rush hour – partly because I knew what would be in them anyway, having been across newswires as part of my job, and partly because London Lite was, and, remains, the most awful, prissy, spiteful, trivial publication known to mankind. The London Paper, by contrast, has at least a spark of imagination to it, even if its news coverage sometimes leaves something to be desired. Tuesday's paper, however, left me wondering what the hell they must have been on – who on earth thought scaremongering about the swine flu outbreak would be a good idea? I had to make a quick journey in and out of the West End and all I could see was that bloody headline everywhere. It's crap like that which makes people panic, and when even the Mail takes a cautious line, someone, somewhere, should have known much better.
Oddly, though, The London Paper covered the kind of story which it can do well, about an epidemic that can kill thousands in London each year – and it's something we choose to do nothing about, even though it's entirely within our control. It says a report due this week claims 3,000 people a year die in the capital because of our high pollution levels. That's a real scandal, and something we can stop. Naturally, though, the story was buried deep in the paper and doesn't even appear on its website. It's basic stuff, of course – papers like to whip up hysteria about things we have little control over, and play down positive things we can do to improve the place we live in; but I couldn't help but be struck by the contrast.
Is there a moral to this? Don't just run to the hills, get in your 4×4 and speed the way there, I suppose.
Capital Ring part 2: Grove Park to Crystal Palace Park
The second chunk of my round-London-on-foot odyssey wasn't, to be honest, a soaraway success. I had company this time, but my strolling companion found his feet ripped to shreds by his walking boots. The suburban calm of Penge was punctuated with the sounds of OW! as he battled bravely to the end. And my camera obligingly conked out somewhere around Beckenham, so some of the shots here have been given a crude bit of Photoshopping to pep them up a bit.
Picking up from where I left off at Baring Road, Grove Park, the walk passes down Railway Children Walk – author Edith Nesbit lived nearby – and into a little nature reserve. Up and over the railway line, and into Downham, now a largely unloved suburb, but built between the wars as a development of neat council houses. Until the 1920s, it really was all fields around here – this being the old London/Kent boundary – and while the area these days doesn't have the best of reputations, the back streets are neat, tidy, and innocuous enough.
It does have one hidden gem, though – the Downham Woodland Walk, a narrow strip which is a remnant of the old Great North Wood, which covered a great chunk of what's now south London. A lot of thought's clearly gone into maintaining the wood and making it a space for the community – from little tracks on the ground to tree stumps shaped like tea cups. It's all rather sweet.
Across the Bromley Road, down some back roads, and into Beckenham Place Park, an impressive open space which is part grassland, part woodland, and part golf course. Unfortunately, the signage for the Capital Ring is pretty dire here and we ended up marching off in the wrong direction, although we soon picked up our steps again. Beckenham Place, dating back to the 18th century, isn't the prettiest of old houses, but it's a reminder of how south London's gentry – in this case timber merchant John Cator – used to live. Some of the materials in Beckenham Place, including its portico, came from Wricklemarsh House, Blackheath, which Cator had bought some years earlier and demolished, and whose family later developed the still-private Cator Estate on the land.
Out of the park, down gravelly Stumps Hill Lane and to Kent County Cricket Club's sleepy south London ground. The team's main base is in Canterbury, but some Twenty20 matches are played here and there's a fair bit of community work done here. Less welcome is the sight of Crystal Palace's training ground next door. And after that, the walk becomes little more than a meander through neat suburban streets, with diversions to go through well-kept parks. It's all very agreeable, but it's a bit like completing a dot-to-dot puzzle on foot.
It was at this point my camera gave up the ghost, but to be honest there isn't too much to record here. Cator Park is very nice and contains the Beck – the stream which gives Beckenham its name – and the Chaffinch Brook, which had a bright blue kids' bike dumped in the middle. A little alley contains two stern warnings from the borough of Beckenham's town clerk that cycling will incur a £5 fine, and at Alexandra Recreation Ground, the Crystal Palace TV mast looms into view. The end is nigh. Over Penge East station, past Penge West, into the park, and that's it.
I like Crystal Palace Park – the remnants of the old glass palace give the place a haunted feel, even if it's a bright, sunny day. Incredibly, Bromley Council wanted to build a multiplex here. It commands great views out towards Kent and Surrey and, for me, it marks the end of familiar territory. From here, the next steps are into Norbury, and into Streatham. When the sun starts shining again, that is. And hopefully with a working camera…
After the marathon
A bit tardy with this, but better late than never. Annoyingly, my really bloody good camera conked out on Friday and so the compact was wheeled into action for Marathon Sunday. This is the 29th London Marathon I've lived through – anyone else remember the first, in 1981? – and it still doesn't get boring.
t's the only Sunday of the year I'll happily clamber out of bed before 9am. It's habit, from being woken up by preparations (and bands) from when I lived within water bottle-throwing distance of the route. Now it's a leisurely stroll through the fun-runners at the one mile mark before wandering downhill to see the elite men at five miles – and hear the drummers under the flyover – and into Greenwich for a morning Guinness at six miles.
As an event which brings people together, it just can't be beat.
I couldn't help thinking the police were a bit on the officious side this year – nagging a bloke stood on a bit of street furniture seemed a bit sour but may have been justified, insisting crowds stand on the pavement even at the end of the race wasn't, though.
At the back of the field, everyone gets their own personal cheer, although I'm not sure they're helped by seeing marathon officials dismantle the race around them.
And then… peace and quiet, with no cars allowed onto the course until it's cleaned up. One day, maybe, the marathon street closure will last all day and people will be free to walk the streets of Greenwich. Until then, those couple of hours after the marathon are the best we've got.
Flattening The Valley
No, not the football ground, the pub.
Technically, this is my local – The Valley, which has sat in Elliscombe Road, Charlton for over 40 years. It's only an estate pub, but it was my grandad's local, and was fondly remembered by Charlton fans who went there for a pre-match pint. I remember it having a decent beer garden when I was little. It was opened in the mid-1960s by former Charlton and England winger Harold Hobbis, who was its first landlord. The last time I was in there, it still had an impressive picture of The Valley (the ground) inside, from the days when Hobbis was working his way to being one of the club's all-time top goalscores.
I used it a bit when I moved here, but it went downhill shortly afterwards when it changed hands – I remember popping in to watch football on TV, finding my pint of Guinness tasting like it'd come from the sewer and the match switched off at half-time so the bar staff could watch Blind Date on TV. It was like that.
The pub closed last summer – apparently there was a robbery – and has remained "closed until further notice" since. The chances of it ever reopening are very slim indeed. A few years back a planning application to turn the site into flats was rejected, new plans are now before Greenwich Council to build nine flats here.
It's a shame to see it go – it'd seen better days but as a building it could be a great asset to the community. The local estates have to use meeting rooms and community facilities that are like cupboards – here, the pub is bright and airy, and the days of smoky bars are long gone. Moving some of these into the building might encourage people from the estates and the rest of us to mix a bit – there's a real social divide here, with the estates (literally) looking inwards and the rest of us just seeing blocks of flats. Unfortunately, nobody seems to have thought about trying to keep it going, and it looks like it'll go. In a week when beer duty's gone up yet again, helping push more pubs to the wall, it's worth remembering places like The Valley – and trying to think of ways of keeping them afloat.


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