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How do the two Kensington’s stack up to each other?
There are lot more Talmiday Chachomim and Yeshivos in Kensington Brooklyn.
Difference is Orange V Navy/Green/Yellow. i.e. F Line V Piccadilly & District & Circle lines.
NYC is better than London.
As presumably the only member of the Coffee Room who has been in Kensington, London in the past 24 hours, I suppose I can try enlighten you. But I haven’t been to the knockoff American version.
It’s quite an upscale area, with some of the most expensive property prices anywhere in the world. And like many parts of London, there are also poorer areas, particularly from immigrant communities. The area has been in the news recently due to the Grenfell Tower tragedy, where a council tower block caught fire and, exacerbated by poor building standards, led to the death of over eighty people, mainly immigrants. I actually saw the tower last night, and the sight is truly shocking.
There’s a Kensington in Maryland too, but there’s no frum community in it.
To Avram in MD
Perhaps you should wake up and smell the Chulent….there has been a slow migration of frum families west from the silver spring/wheaton areas over towards Connecticut/Knowles/Howard Avenues in the past several years…most importantly, there has been a regular minyan meeting in one of the small buildings off Antique Row on Howard Avenue since February…..
Gadolhadorah,
Cool! I did not know that. Shabbos minyan?
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