Moordown: varied surfaces on footpath M09
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Moordown: varied surfaces on footpath M09
Image: © Chris Downer Taken: 17 Oct 2016
This short public footpath leads from Oakwood Road to Oakwood Road - the road is three sides of a square and the path leads through the middle of it. It acts as rear garage access to odd numbered houses and also a segment of Malvern Road, the fourth side of the square. The usual grass-and-gravel surface is embellished just ahead with what looks like rubber doormat-type patches and also broken-up concrete slabs painted quite bright white. See Image for a view of the path from the end behind us, and Image for a view towards us from just ahead.
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Image Location
Latitude
50.750475
Longitude
-1.866421