1240 not 1239 Norton Lane, Cambria CA
and since we are at this why dowe not have an option to "contrast" numbers versus letters. Road name appears to be black on white --easy to see and to print. Numbers seen not to be black and as is so much Internet today you have pastel shade on nearly same pastel shade so, "Bleedin' bloody Friar Tuck in Hades", you cannot read them (easily) on screen let alone print them, certainly B/W. All becomes light grey1 with light grey2 next to light grey3 ... a bit like a modern J M W Turner up there with /sfumato/ courtesy Leonardo d. V. So option to make screening and printing practical and pragmatic is a really definite maybe. Wow!
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David Hills <oberonsd@gmail.com> 
and, if it helps -- yes I know "No" and anyway 'irregardlessly' irrelevant -- grew up in Eltham SE9 before going to University, a long time ago, in 1965:

http://www.openstreetmap.org/note/new?lat=51.45868&lon=0.05779#map=19/51.45869/0.05779&layers=N

115 Earlshall Road, fourth house from Methodist Church. In Google you can see the brick wall built by my father with "help" from me early 1950s, well much of it still, before the "left" side was cut off to allow easier car parking
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