Ringley Park Avenue
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Ringley Park Avenue
Image: © Ian Capper Taken: 12 May 2012
House in Ringley Park Avenue opposite its junction with The Chase (in the foreground). Old maps suggest it was originally an outbuilding of Oak Lodge, a large house in Blanford Road dating from 1897. The footpath on the left runs behind the rear gardens of Blanford Road and Waterlow Road and is part of an old route that connected Cockshot Hill with Shaws Corner, now variously footpaths and roads, including The Chase (see also Image, Image,Image,Image, Image and Image).
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Image Location
Latitude
51.234081
Longitude
-0.187071