Woodside Crescent, Sidcup, Kent
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Woodside Crescent, Sidcup, Kent
Image: © Roger D Kidd Taken: 3 Aug 2008
In the corner of this small line of "units", in the 1940s (maybe earlier) and through at least into the 1960s, was the "Tuck Shop". Juniors, at the school (fifty yards to the right at the end of the street) having asked permission of the dinner ladies, were allowed to come round at lunchtime for our black-jacks, sherbet dips, penny chews, bootlaces, aniseed balls, gobstoppers, chewing gum (discouraged), lemonade powder, liquorice (lickerish!) wood, shrimps etc. Update 2020. They've all been demolished and two houses built, but that same featheredge fence remains! See Streetview or https://i.imgur.com/oYOPt7W.jpg
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Image Location
Latitude
51.431408
Longitude
0.090518