Bournemouth: uprooted bollard in West Hill Place
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Bournemouth: uprooted bollard in West Hill Place
Image: © Chris Downer Taken: 24 Jan 2017
West Hill Place is a funny little road which surrounds three sides of the West Hill public car park, providing rear access to the properties hereabouts. Through passage in a vehicle onto Mannington Place, just behind us, is not theoretically possible because of the bollards just ahead of us - however, the central one is missing and is stood up to the left, so one could drive through if desired. The double-yellow lines also depict the intended road blockage, and previous lines are also visible showing that the turning area on the farther carriageway has been widened a little.
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Image Location
Latitude
50.718931
Longitude
-1.885917