Comment by Dave McNeill on August 2, 2013 at 17:05

I notice that the style of the houses changes between 27 and 31. One can imagine a US railroad type situation where competing companies started building from either end of the road and that's where they met.

Or maybe not :)

Comment by Lindsey Berthoud on August 6, 2013 at 14:57

Lascotts Road:

1. The bottom of the road is dominated by Sirwan, the supermarket, with customers using Lascotts for parking. Last year, Sirwan created an ingenious "dwelling" in the space between the advertising billboard and the shop. 

It's been taken down since but I did get a photo. Amazing. 

2.  Birds that have been spotted visiting Lascotts include a flock of starlings, magpies, blackbirds, robins, wood pigeons, feral pigeons, collared dove, great tits, blue tits, long-tailed tits and a pair of ducks. Seagulls refuse to land here. 

3. It is a road of many conversions, many satellite dishes and many cats. 

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