Ten years ago, we gave up living on a boat, our Dicken’s Class 50′ ocean going vessel named Mr Toots, (click to see), and swapped her, with a friend Richard Morris, for our flat. Where are you now Richard? I have often wondered where the name of the estate with 192 flats, Norbiton Hall came […]
Norbiton Hall, Kingston upon Thames
- Post author By nlpnowcom
- Post date 20/04/2007
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