In the second picture, on the hill of Honor Oak Road is some of the then recently built houses that we presume formed part of a development called by the new appellation ‘Forest Hill’.
It’s the sort of (bucolic) verbal imagery used by developers to sell newly built houses.
But we are above that sort of nonsense, aren’t we?
But not all nonsense is non-sense.
In one of those houses was later a school. And in that school was a pupil. And that pupil later had a son. And that son suggested to Agatha Christie that she call her play The Mousetrap after a subplot in Hamlet.
And on that hill just along at a location known to us as One Tree Hill are the limits of The Honour of Gloucester, a sort of feudal boundary that today we call the border between Southwark and Lewisham.