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At the foot of Florence Road, near The Royal Albert, there's a ramshackle wooden workshop propped between a couple of terraces. Whoever owns it has decided to prop some action figures up in the window, for our entertainment - possibly a war scene, like an oversized version of a Games Workshop diorama.
We like to think that if we owned a ramshackle workshop and couldn't think of anything else to do with it, we'd decorate it with our toys too.