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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 attractive property is situated close to Barclays Bank (Martins Bank to those over 75) and as such stolen Ford Cortinas often park in the drive, but not for long.. |
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Did Mr. Potato Head live here? |
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What attire would a monarch be seen in? |
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Did his royal highness meet his demise here? |
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Off to the capital of the Lake District
and its lawns and borders. (Comment from
resident:-
The houses were built in the mid 1930s.
Prior to that Keswick Gardens and St Edmunds Avenue were fields. My
parents were amongst the first to buy theirs when they were married in
1936 and lived there [with the exception of WW2 when the house was
requisitioned by the Armed Forces] all their married life until 1992.
They remembered going to see the bungalow being built right from
the first foundations. )
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