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Dulwich Village, Southwark. by Adam Swaine Via Flickr: First recorded as Dilwihs in a charter signed by Edgar the Peaceful in 967AD, the name derives from the Old English words dile wisc, meaning ‘dill meadow’

[ukhousingmarket]

£2,750,000. 5 br. Dulwich, London.

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Dulwich Village.. by Adam Swaine Via Flickr: First recorded as Dilwihs in a charter signed by Edgar the Peaceful in 967AD, the name derives from the Old English words dile wisc, meaning ‘dill meadow’. Despite its close historical links with Camberwell, to the north-west, Dulwich has remained distinct and has long been more exclusive. This is almost entirely due to the role of Dulwich College, founded in 1619 by the actor Edward Alleyn as the College of God’s Gift, which consisted of almshouses and a school for underprivileged boys

[mymanreedus]

This is what I remember; that church, man.  And it goes, 'donnng, donnng'.  That I remember more than anything.  Out of everything that noise is what I remember most.

Norman Reedus x

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London Meadows @SE21 by Adam Swaine Via Flickr: Beautiful small wildflower meadows on the games pitch at Dulwich College ..stunning and a pleasure to the eye..

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Snowdrops @ Bell House by Adam Swaine Via Flickr: Bell House is an educational charity that offers support outside the mainstream school curriculum, lifelong learning, short courses, exhibitions, talks and musical events @ SE21

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Snowdrops @ Bell House by Adam Swaine Via Flickr: Bell House is an educational charity that offers support outside the mainstream school curriculum, lifelong learning, short courses, exhibitions, talks and musical events @ SE21

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Dulwich Park Rhododendrons...G_2499 by Kim Haddon Via Flickr: Popped up to Dulwich Park last night to check out the magnificent Rhododendrons and they didn't disappoint, It is like a magical garden. A much need sight during these challenging times.