Junctions south of Selhurst
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Image: © Christopher Hilton Taken: 7 Jun 2011
The area south of Selhurst, now occupied by railway junctions where lines from Victoria and London Bridge converge and then diverge again towards West or East Croydon, was the former Croydon Common, and the vegetation that dominates it now, birch and smaller shrubs, may well not have changed much since then.
