Acres Road
Introduction
The photograph on this page of Acres Road by Alan Walker as part of the Geograph project.
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Image: © Alan Walker Taken: 26 Feb 2007
The photograph shows the north-eastern end (beyond the bollards) of Acres Road, Lower Pilsley. Acres Road is a cul-de-sac shaped a little like the letter ‘T’ the horizontal stroke of which is shown in this photograph. Ahead and to the right is the ‘vertical stroke’ as Image turns 90° toward its Image with Rupert Street. The ‘horizontal stroke’ of the ‘T’ is very lopsided: the northerly side being longer than that of the southerly side. From the bollards (and behind the viewpoint) is a small section of Image that is divorced from the greater part of its length by a short section of footpath. Vehicular access to this (approximately) 15metre section is via a Image linking the road with Image (behind the viewpoint and to the right). A Image to the southern end of the greater part of The Acres (some 30metres distant) is behind the viewpoint.
