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Share your Sydenham Pictures

anon3821395

23 Apr '17

Taken a photo in Sydenham that you’re proud of? Post it here!

To upload photos, simply drag and drop images onto the editor - or on a smartphone, click “Upload Photo”

I’ll kick off with a few of my recent snaps:

The high street - always look up

We’ll share your favourite photos on our Pinterest board and Instagram channel

BingBong

1 May '17

Wells Park has to be a contender. Here’s mine from a week or so ago. Top work, and thank you Glendale!

BingBong

1 May '17

OK so I may not have take this photo myself, but it does have a certain appeal, it has to be said…

weepy

6 Jul '17

New Nando’s fit out started ?

anon3821395

29 Aug '17

BobM

16 Sep '17

@anon3821395 - what is it about Bell Green? Smartphone doesn’t do it justice, but the sky is a real spectacle at the moment:

anon3821395

15 Oct '17

SE23.life

23 Oct '17

anon3821395

28 Oct '17

Great work, Nick:

Carlos_Barquero

20 Nov '18

Twitter

5 Dec '18

SydenhamHillWood

10 Dec '18

The long nights as we approach the solstice can be hard, but it does mean you can see beautiful sunsets like this without staying out late! (Plus a walk in the woods is sure to lift your mood!)

SE26.life

18 Jan '19

Our Instagram channel will showcase the best photos posted on SE26.life, so share away and help build a great community gallery.

Twitter

29 Jan '19

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anon3821395

31 Jan '19

Snowy Sydenham pics please!

SydenhamHillWood

1 Feb '19

The snow last week briefly transformed the glade! It also settled well on the mossy logs! Our brilliant London Wildlife Trust volunteers were happy to keep working despite the cold!

Did you get out in the wood in the snow? We’d love to see your photos!

Twitter

10 Feb '19

SydenhamHillWood

12 Feb '19

This beautiful shot of a great spotted woodpecker was taken by volunteer Joe Disco. “Great spots” can be heard drumming throughout the wood right now, especially on the Dulwich Wood borders. Drumming is their version of a “song” as it attracts mates and marks territory!