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I lived here also, many fond memories and great to be by the park (although you don’t really take advantage of this enough when you’re there). 5 min walk to Oxford Street, 15 min walk to Knightsbridge, 2 synagogues in walking distance, etc.

I live here – amazing kosher restaurants, Jewish bookstores, the JLE… it’s great!

I like Brixton, I lived there for 2 years, it’s busy, it’s a bit wild, lots of things going on…. saying all that I couldn’t live there again!!

It’s funny to see people loving Dover – I grew up here and thus find it pretty hellish – I guess that’s the same for everyone, where it’s in your face all the time you don’t appreciate it.

The photo is the view from my mum’s road.

I wasn’t so excited by LA but as a Londoner you like things compressed and accessible, like New York… Too much driving in a city like LA for me

I had a really amazing time in Poland – I wasn’t there long but it was great!

Like a cleaner, less busy New York

I love New York

I can’t imagine a place I would rather spend more time – I plan to go back at the first opportunity.

In my recent visit I spent time in Yerushalayim, the north and Tel Aviv. I loved my time in the north, I visited many sites of the tzadikim and had some amazing experiences and met some great people.

One of my all time amazing experiences was the sun rise above the Kinneret – not something that a photo can capture adequately but I included one anyway.