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The time now in Ruislip |
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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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Everyone knows that this house, with its chimney on the apex is in Cornwall Road, as everyone has read the Manor Homes section. Wrong, this house is either different to the theme, or lost! (Better snap will follow - no it won't, it is always in the shade!). I do know it cost £3,000 in 1956!! |
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OK, OK, who stole the oriel bay. JP Windows? |
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The late Ian Dury would have though the man that lived here very clever. |
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Need a tip? Trees don't grow on money, so keep it in your pocket. |
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This mad house has actually changed address without moving! The Old Rascal is Cross |
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No sunk Canyons here, only 100 mph drivers! |
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OK, Mr Dury. I can bounce the ball of the
Sky dis and into the hoop - what do you say to that?
Clever!! |
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Do 100 mph down here, and keep politically to the right. |
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