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Valentines Park
Valentines Park, the finest in North Ilford.
Location: Emerson Road, Ilford, IG1 4XA
Description: Valentines Park nestles between Ilford and Gants Hill and is the largest park in Redbridge.
Built in 1697, Valentines Mansion dominates the North End of the park with a delightful kitchen garden and was the location for series 2 of the Great British Bake Off. The one where local sugar-addicted squirrels attacked their stores of food so much that they adopted plastic containers from then on.
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Valentines Park, the finest in North Ilford. |
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