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Dollis Avenue, LONDON, N3 1DB

Another wide suburban street with detached housing. A Volvo 4x4 tests its off road capabilities over a speed hump.

Not so much a crescent as two sides of a distorted square! It had been clouding over off and on all morning and this time I thought I was going to get wet, but within 15 minutes it was clearing again. Nought but a few spots.

How do you deal with graffiti? Take any colour external paint you've got handy and paint over it. The result is this patchwork quilt of a fence. This is the Lyndhurst Avenue to Dollis Avenue part of the footpath that leads from Dollis Road. Finchley Manor Club is out of shot on the right.

A sports facility on Lyndhurst Gardens providing Tennis, Squash and Gym facilities. There also appears to be a swimming pool.

Viewed from the junction with Church Crescent.

A wide suburban street with semi-detached housing.

Originally part of the Edgware, Highgate and London Railway, the Northern Line routes through to Mill Hill East from Finchley Central. The line, which originally routed through to Edgware, was always single track but the bridges, as clearly visible from the extended piers here, were constructed wide enough to permit double tracks for future expansion. Unfortunately, the Edgware line fell upon bad times as road transport grew and Underground services were proposed for Edgware in the 1930's. The branch, beyond Mill Hill East, saw limited traffic and was closed to passengers in 1961, but freight services continued until 1964. A current 1995 stock Northern Line train crosses the bridge en-route to Mill Hill East.