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Only one way to go: To the A232 eastbound. At Croydon Tramlink crossover of the A232.

Croydon tramlink crosses the A232 at Addiscombe Road.

Three lanes of the A232 climb towards the roundabout turn for Shirley. This is the very best bit of the A232 but it lasts for only a quarter of a mile.

Plenty of forward destinations, near and far, on the A232 Shirley Road. Shame only one lane is for the continuance of the route.

The Croydon Canyon - A212 Wellesley Road, Croydon Underpass, and the central reservation tram tracks

The Underpass, Croydon.

Park Hill Rd (B243) (C) N Chadwick

St.Peter's Church, South Croydon (C) Peter Trimming
This church has bells which were cast in the local Gillett & Johnston bellfoundry.

Limpsfield Road, Sanderstead (C) David Howard
The church hall of the Catholic Church of the Holy Family is on the left

Limpsfield Road, Hamsey Green (C) David Howard

Hillbury Road, Warlingham (C) David Howard

Traffic waits on the A232 to cross the Croydon Tramlink. The junction also contains two side roads and often appears to halt traffic on the A232 with no conflicting movements elsewhere.

The A213 is a busy South London route including double-deck buses

B243 at Woodside Green

A leafy part of Croydon. The A212 at its junction with Oaks Road, a useful cut through.

Looking North West along Coombe Lane/Coombe Road, the A212

One of the reasons for delays on the A232 east of Croydon. Three tram routes cross the road here.

Reeves furniture emporium, Reeves Corner This large and long-established furniture shop has given its name to the locality nearby, including a tram stop.

Reeves Corner, Croydon, seven weeks after the riots Across the road from the site that was destroyed, the older buildings belonging to the Reeves furniture business survive, still trading.

 

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