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2020
In lockdown ...
Warner Road organised itself into a living Advent Calendar (and even got into the Daily Mail)! Pictures courtesy of Rachel Oakes:
advent 2020 in Warner Road
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2019
WERA daffodils
2018
The WERA bauble tree again
2016
Hay-making in rural Hornsey
More hay-making in rural Hornsey
Tomatoes growing accidentally at the East end of Redston Road
The tomatoes.
2014
The folk group playing at the 2014 Warner Road street party (from Adrian Thomas)
a then and now poster shown at the Palace in 2014 (from Adrian Thomas)
2012
Christmas 'tree' in Baden Road, by Shaun Davies
At the BMX event in the Park, May 2012
The Red Sledges - Ally Pally, Feb 2012 (by Ros Amaler, Danvers Road)
Spring 2012, by David Liebeck ...
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Linzee Road Jubilee party, June 2012. How to be jolly in the rain - click for the official souvenir video!
2011
April 2 2011 ...
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March 23 2011 ...
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The Great Compost Give-away on October 30th, 2011. ...
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2010
Ally Pally on a summer's day, by Shaun Davies.
January 2010: Redwing (Turdus iliacus) in the pyracantha, Priory Avenue. There are several of these visiting us now. (by Terry Hunt)
The WERA dragon greets the dawn (from Shaun Davies)
Ally Pally spilling south, Jan 2010 (by Ros Amaler, Danvers Road)
"There is new wild life on the hills of North London" - Ann Anderson
A winter's walk round the Park, by David Liebeck ...
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2009
Autumn 2009 on Priory Common.
Spring 2009 Daffodils planted by Friends of Priory Common
Spring 2009 The notice board on Priory Common, organised by WERA and paid for by Haringey Council
June 2009 Martin & Janice at 86 Priory Road took in a young rook that seemed to be an unfledged fledgling, that had fallen (or been pushed!) from a nest in one of the old trees on Priory Common. It had been wandering around Priory Road for a day or two and it's surprising a cat hadn't finished it off. It didn't look as if it was capable of feeding itself, and must have starved for the day or two it was wandering the street, but when presented with food it accepted it. ...
... Over the next day or two it started to pick up food it had dropped, finally taking food by itself from a plate, and at last starting to look for grubs itself. It wasn't ready to fly, but was starting to spread it's wings and groom itself. Through a friend it was lodged with a couple who run a company supplying birds and animals for film and TV work, who will either make it a star of the screen, or release it when it's ready.
Drawings of Priory Common wall done for WERA by Steve Amor, an architectural historian. The wall, which runs from Redston Road to just east of Park Avenue North, was built in the first decade of the twentieth century as part of the development of the estate. ...
... WERA hoped to raise funds to restore the wall but estimates suggest that the cost would be prohibitive.
Comments (1)
Allen Cullen
25 May 2023
Here's a nice pic: https://www.londonpicturearchive.org.uk/zoom-item?i=30377&WINID=1685001628417