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Ravenscourt Park is a 13 hectare public park in Hammersmith with a lake, tea house, tennis courts, a football pitch, bowling green and some truly ancient trees, particularly cedars..
Ravenscourt Park is a 13 hectare public park in Hammersmith with a lake, tea house, tennis courts, a football pitch, bowling green and some truly ancient trees, particularly cedars.
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