What is this trelliis for?

[ARWadsworth]

or

[Clive George]

[Andy Burns]

[Phil L]

the front garden and has tried to coax it onto the gable end

[Andy Champ]

Let's see, we have a house with a garden full of bamboo and palm trees.

Growing things on?

Andy, it's in Southwark. That's London not Wales.

Andy

[Andy Burns]

Whoosh?

[polygonum]

Or, on a D-I-Y tack...

Dear Mr Titchmarsh, never let them tell you that size isn't important. My aunt told me that, but then all my new wallpaper fell off.

[jgharston]

+1

JGH

[Gordon Henderson]

more like Mornington Crescent...

Gordon

[Andrew Mawson]

[TMC]

Xmas decorations?

[Ron Lowe]

No, that's Symantha's house.

Quite clearly, she enjoys some wood up her back alley.

[John Rumm]

(for the avoidance of doubt, one with ropes and pitons, not a clematis!)

[stuart noble]

Somewhere round there (Honor Oak) is Europe's largest underground reservoir. A very well kept secret I think

[fred]

As a point of interest how did you pick up the url for that ?

If I start Google Maps and zoom in on a site the address bar doesn't reflect what I am seeing, just says Google Maps

Paul Mc Cann

[fred]

I've worked out how to get that url. The version of Google Maps brought up by the original post has a slightly different interface to the one I have.

Paul Mc Cann

[ARWadsworth]

At the top right of the page is a "link" button. You click on it and copy the url that it gives you.

And I have just noticed it gives a short URL option, I used Tinyurl!

[Reentrant]

It's a fake solar panel so they can claim the higher FIT rate when the real one arrives.

[ARWadsworth]

With a basement house?

http://g.co/maps/7h6jafrom a different angle.

[Robin]

Possibly there used also to be trellis further down the wall. (I've seen such on other e.o.t. houses in London.) When that was removed the ladder did not reach high enough to allow the removal of the top section.