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What's Woodingdean like to live in?
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The Spanish
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give it a go , we could have a face to face meet up at the Downs hotel
always used to make me laugh when the woodentops used to say they were going up the downs.
what you on about
i was raised in woodingdean as a kid, and spent my teenage years growing up there, i then became a regular at the toby...it was a good pub for the regulars and the people that used it, granted it went downhill in the late nineties but there was a many a good night in the toby...horrible pub if you did not use it, or were to scared to open the door, but once inside you would have loved it....i love woodingdean and still do my mum is still there has been for 40 years...
I live up in North Woodingdean. Lived in Hove for the first 47 years of my life but wanted a detached place and here I am. Deliberately chose the top part as just a 10 minute bus ride in to town.
Good place to live. And Ian Chapman is just a few doors up so always have a good chat.
Good place to live. And Ian Chapman is just a few doors up so always have a good chat.
That fisherman on the roof of the chippy deserves a rest.
Rowdey
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I believe the manager of the Downs is going to run coaches to the Amex tied in with 'lunch and a pint' deal. Would swing it for me..!
Nice older memories of the area here - i used to work at the Downs in '87/88 so probably served some of you 'orrible lot; starting fights after being ejected from the Toby earlier in the evening no doubt
Nice older memories of the area here - i used to work at the Downs in '87/88 so probably served some of you 'orrible lot; starting fights after being ejected from the Toby earlier in the evening no doubt
Garage_Doors
Originally the Swankers
Tommy Elphick parents live in Woodingdean, and Tommy's Just bought his own place along the road, still in Woodingdean.
DT Withdean
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Modest location for a guy on £200k per year!!
Scoffers
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I went to Longhill and I lived in Woodingdean and I think you are talking a load of crap. Nothing new there then.
Scoffers
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Yeah, I think we get the message. You don't like Woodingdean, give it a rest.
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You're lucky I'm going to bed now terry1. as I have a lot of complaints about you to look into.
If I were you and I wanted to keep using NSC I'd be considering what I posted from now on.
If I were you and I wanted to keep using NSC I'd be considering what I posted from now on.
I'm guessing most of them are about his misuse of the apostrophe?
Garage_Doors
Originally the Swankers
Not if you saw the house he bought.
I believe but willing to be corrected, but the Woodingdean,rottingdean area is well known in "property circle"for its particularly wide range of properties, both size and value within such a small geographical area. From £180k up to several million with a 1 mile radius.
PS Errol Flynn used to live in Woodingdean and was knocked over by a car outside the petrol statiion on the Falmer Road.
BUTTERBALL
East Stand Brighton Boyz
I lived in Batemans Road there for a couple of years in the 90's. Nothing at all wrong with Woodingdean and it is an even better location now they have improved those dreaded Falmer Road lights.
cannedheat
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Friend of mine lives in Downs Valley Road a nice place to live, and as soon as I can sell up I will have a look myself.