Harringay, Haringey - So Good they Spelt it Twice!
The evening standard reported today that asking prices have increased in Haringey by ...
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Permalink Reply by Angela on
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Yes, my (older) children and I felt somewhat 'apart ' from the the majority of people taking part in the Lantern Parade too but I think that's possibly a sign of the times (and I'm sure the lack of a thank you was an oversight). Years ago there were hardly any families with school age children in our road, now there are far more younger children.
John, I also had a couple of negative comments wrt to the Hurtle but that was mainly to do with the doughnuts. Next time the PSA will provide alfalfa sprouts and a plate of mashed yeast (but as far as I am concerned, if doughnuts are good enough for the Crouch End Fun Run, then they are good enough for the Harringay Hurtle!). But maybe we should have got them from Dunn's rather than Gregg's Sainsbury's.
And HoL isn't representative of the Harringay community imo.
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Permalink Reply by GillianM on
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Halving house prices might be ok for you Pam but not ao great for those with enormous mortgages!
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Permalink Reply by pamish on
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I would 'lose' as much as the next woman, re my choices in future. I just despair about what will happen to the next two generations after me and want someone to do something, now.
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Permalink Reply by Alan Stanton on
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I'm frantically looking for my certificate of ownership in a square foot of Islay - given free with a bottle of whisky.
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Where's your square foot Alan? We go most years - maybe I could visit it for you!
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And collect all my years and years of back rent? (One wee dram p.a.)
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Permalink Reply by Justin Guest on
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I've got one of those... somewhere. Wooppee!
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Then, Justin, let's all start putting our certificates together, saving every one of the annual wee drams. In 203 years time our descendants will own most of Islay and possibly Scotland. Which will contain vast mountains of vats of stupendously invaluable whisky. Which will inevitably be accepted as the world's golden reserve currency.
Sure, HG Wells had a very similar idea in The Sleeper Awakes. But that used compound interest as a plot device. The Laphroaig Standard is the real thing.
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Gone up over 30% in two weeks in my road. Estate agents call us Ally Pally borders, I call us Wood Green, off Station Road.
£375000 two weeks ago, £500000 today. Maybe down to The Times naming Ally Pally as one of top 100 areas to live in UK last Sunday. No hope for my kids if they want to buy in London.
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Permalink Reply by Finsbury Park Ranger on
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I noticed that, every 2 bed cottage off station road seems to be a couple of pints shy of half a million now. Two years ago you could get them less than £275k.
It's just gone nuts.
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Are you talking about the mushroom house further up towards palmers green ? If so yes I think that's sold. People were talking about the neighbours leaving sofa's outside since they moved in in the bows and bounds green forum. Worth checking though, that was a real bargain.
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