colacubes
Mr Hot Cookie
As you can see, Ginge Cat is a fan of reading the classifieds in the South London Press. However he/she tried to eat the Lambeth Weekender and the Brixton Bugle
Ginge is clearly a fan of stabbings and jumble sales
Woooo-oh; the cats of Brixton
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Ginge is clearly a fan of stabbings and jumble sales
Biddlybee
making knots with sticks
I saw this little un on my cycle this morningFirst in a series of photos of the cats that roam the market at night.
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This is tiny kitteh. He gets bullied by the bigger cats but is very friendly and affectionate. There are many bigger cats on the market and he (she?) is a mere baby. But she's quite flighty if necessary
Brixton Hatter
Home is south London mate
This little badgirl/badboy ball of black fluff lives in the Trinity:
Ms T
Honey-coloured ramparts
That cat is seriously cute!
I miss Charlie, who used to live in that shop under the railway bridge on Coldharbour Lane, just before you get to Brixton Village/Granville Arcade. He was the friendliest cat ever, and had his own fan club, but has gone to a new owner now that the shop has been remodelled. I wish I'd got a photo of him before he went.
I miss Charlie, who used to live in that shop under the railway bridge on Coldharbour Lane, just before you get to Brixton Village/Granville Arcade. He was the friendliest cat ever, and had his own fan club, but has gone to a new owner now that the shop has been remodelled. I wish I'd got a photo of him before he went.
colacubes
Mr Hot Cookie
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*lays trail of cheese leading to the Barrier Block.This little badgirl/badboy ball of black fluff lives in the Trinity:
Frumious B.
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Dunno where to post this, but this is as good as place as any: my sister shared a lift in LA yesterday with a man with a porcupine on a lead. Sadly no pics.
Brixton Hatter
Home is south London mate
Oh noes! Missing kitteh 
This was posted outside the Esso garage on Brixton Road
This was posted outside the Esso garage on Brixton Road
Frumious B.
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A market cat seems to have adopted me. We met at the greengrocer opposite the Express caff. She made a beeline for me and the shop owner asked me to take her as 'we cannot take care of a cat'. Maybe she is somebody else's lost cat who just fetched up in the shop? She seems too relaxed to be a market cat. I just carried her home and she settled in immediately. The guy didn't even know her age or gender. Most odd. I'll be gutted if she's chipped and belongs to someone else.
Brixton Hatter
Home is south London mate
Cute!
The ginge cat I posted further up the thread seems to have adopted me too! Hasn't moved in yet though....
Frumious B.
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That's Tiger from upthread! He was roaming quite far from base today. We had a cuddle in Electric Lane. I'm going to bring my adopted market cat to see him soon, seeing as how they used to be neighbours. 
Brixton Hatter
Home is south London mate
I saw that cat zoom under one of the fruit stalls at about 200mph the other day, just as a massive rottweiller came into view...That's Tiger from upthread! He was roaming quite far from base today. We had a cuddle in Electric Lane. I'm going to bring my adopted market cat to see him soon, seeing as how they used to be neighbours.
In other kitty news, Ginge cat from further up the thread is definitely adopting me now. Every time I'm in the garden he/she comes to say hello and is very friendly. Now Ginge has begun to insinuate himself/herself into my kitchen....
Ms T
Honey-coloured ramparts
They're there to keep the vermin down, I think.
stuff_it
Too skool for cool
Cat looks like it has decided yours will do just fine.A market cat seems to have adopted me. We met at the greengrocer opposite the Express caff. She made a beeline for me and the shop owner asked me to take her as 'we cannot take care of a cat'. Maybe she is somebody else's lost cat who just fetched up in the shop? She seems too relaxed to be a market cat. I just carried her home and she settled in immediately. The guy didn't even know her age or gender. Most odd. I'll be gutted if she's chipped and belongs to someone else.
Frumious B.
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She acts like she was born here. Everything that's mine is hers. I am followed at all times so that my activities may be closely inspected. If she could follow me round Brixton I reckon she would.
Frumious B.
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I don't know whether she's chipped - we haven't been to the vet yet - we're waiting for the harness to arrive in the post.
Orang Utan
They cannot crucify you if your hand is in a fist
My first cat used to follow me from my house to my girlfriend's house (about a mile, and over two main roads), wait outside for hours, then accompany me back.
Orang Utan
They cannot crucify you if your hand is in a fist
She does!
Orang Utan
They cannot crucify you if your hand is in a fist
I want a cat
story
Changing the facts
My auld warrior fella had a really big roaming area. Sometimes I'd spot him blocks away from the house, and he'd spot me. Then he'd go, like, "What the hell are you doing so far from home!? It's not safe! These roads are dangerous! Go home! come on, I'll take you... this way, this way...! No, not that way, this way, come on...!" Then he'd call after me as I walked on my way: "Be careful! Don't get lost!... fool...!"
And when I'd get home he'd be waiting for me on the windowsill and be all glad and pleased to see me home safe and sound.
Please burgle my house. You'll find there's four. Take as many as you need.
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