They drive in only on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday nights, when traffic is thin and street parking plentiful.
It was held at his home on Seashore Drive, a thin squat street lined with terraced bungalows in pink and blue (you could spot Dennis's place, known otherwise as Club 4809 by the portaloos in the front yard).
Here, the hordes thin, the streets widen and you can tap into a Danish living vibe that manages to be laid-back yet sophisticated.
A grid of thin undulating streets all clad in white honey-glazed stone, it feels like an unpolished, less toy-townish version of Dubrovnik.
Cukurcuma is gloriously irregular, made of a dozen thin winding streets that tumble down into an urban valley east of Istiklal before ambling upwards into the neighbouring district of Cihangir.
As the number of clubs in Britain continues to steeply decline, a dead Tiger Tiger means one less venue, one more disused unit on a dwindling, thinning high street.
Lamu town is a UNESCO world heritage site known for its preserved sense of ancient Swahili culture: the thin stone streets, the donkeys (no cars allowed), the carved wooden doors, the children in their red-checked school uniforms, and the women in black bui-bui, walking alone, with a graceful stroll, the veil up to their eyes.
CROWD: Thin, on a street with few young children.
Without a coherent message, the crowds will ultimately thin out, Wall Street types insist — especially when the weather turns colder.
It's a tiny place on a thin, dark side street with a 70-year-old head waiter.
