Hey, I used to live there!
Have you moved away from Ruislip, from England even? If so tell
Ruislip Online your old address and a recent picture of your house could feature
here. The actual address will not be posted, so you will just have to see if you
can remember/recognize it.
If by chance you spot your house here it means that
somebody who used to live in it visits this site, just tell us your address and
we will put them in touch with you.
If you are waiting for a picture of your old house to appear,
please be patient.
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This road is blighted, numbers one to four are
in another road! Enough to drive you around the bend. (Note room in loft). |
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4 X 4, caravan, sky dish = pikies!!! Don't tell
the PM. |
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Did Ken Barlow's ex, name of Wendy, once live
here. Or Arthur "Two Sheds" Jackson?? Or maybe they lived here
together....... |
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Do seagulls gather on the roof of this house?
Maybe not, maybe wading birds do!! |
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Don't stand too close or you might cop this! |
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We are back with Ken Barlow's ex
girlfriend. |
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Another one in Eastcote, I must be a soft touch.
Slightly up the hill, it might be cold, so put on a coat, for a cold font
is close by. |
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A house once visited by Queen Mary (true. I know, I used to live
there!!) |
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There will be bluebells over this shallow part
of the river. |
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"You could go here after you left school
Col', and get the edge over your friends." |
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"Phil, this is in Eastcote", "I
know Jackie, but Mr. Firth said we should take it" |
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You can see her? Well good for you, she is a Way
off on the other riverbank. |
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Approaching this ROAD you will find itself. |
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ch _ _ ch - what is missing?
Come on then, let's be 'aving you three. |
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All the roads around Ruislip Manor are named
after places in Devon - this one escaped - Go West Young Man, Go West. |
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As above. |
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It that how your spell Cliff? No, but is is how
you spell Ford, so I am half way down the road. |
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There were once spies in this road, cran you
spot them Lee? |
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