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The '''Hambleton Estate''' was a complex of several houses on [[Grass Street]]. It | The '''Hambleton Estate''' was a complex of several houses on [[Grass Street]]. It was built in a secluded part of the [[Lake District]]. The people of the estate had moved there from across the UK and wanted to escape the city life. They spent a lot of time together, went shopping in [[Carlisle]], and were running each others kids to school and the cinemas. [[Townsend (The Lost Boy)|Mrs Townsend]] was already living there for a long time when [[Nathan Goss]] moved to [[64 Grass Street]] together with his parents [[Marco Goss|Marco]] and [[June Goss|June]]. June and Marco weren't liked by their neighbours. There were unfriendly, complained a lot and never smiled. Nathan Goss was very kind and a team player. He was the only family member that was missed when the family vanished one night and a young friendly couple moved into their house. | ||
Other people that were living at the Hambleton Estate were [[Galagher (The Lost Boy)|Mrs Galagher]], [[Mr Robinson (The Lost Boy)|Mr Robinson]] & his two daughters. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Lost Boy (novelisation)|The Lost Boy]]'') | |||
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Latest revision as of 04:26, 9 November 2018
The Hambleton Estate was a complex of several houses on Grass Street. It was built in a secluded part of the Lake District. The people of the estate had moved there from across the UK and wanted to escape the city life. They spent a lot of time together, went shopping in Carlisle, and were running each others kids to school and the cinemas. Mrs Townsend was already living there for a long time when Nathan Goss moved to 64 Grass Street together with his parents Marco and June. June and Marco weren't liked by their neighbours. There were unfriendly, complained a lot and never smiled. Nathan Goss was very kind and a team player. He was the only family member that was missed when the family vanished one night and a young friendly couple moved into their house.
Other people that were living at the Hambleton Estate were Mrs Galagher, Mr Robinson & his two daughters. (PROSE: The Lost Boy)
