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Kinson Road, BOURNEMOUTH, BH10 4AL

Standing on Kinson Road, alongside a row of shops which includes an Indian restaurant, estate agent and chemist.

This is mainly a residential area.

Different periods of housing adjacent to each other on the west side of the road, which links the Wallisdown Roundabout on the A3049 to Kinson, two and a half kilometres to the north.

The modern development Talbot Mews almost but not quite encroaches on the route of footpath N02 to Wallisdown Road. We can see ahead that the original course of the footpath is still available, but is probably little used because there is an opening from the roadway a few yards ahead - see Image

In the rear car park of the Aldi supermarket, this trolley park has a damaged panel which was being buffeted by the high winds this evening. By the following day the panel had been removed.

The modern development Talbot Mews almost but not quite encroaches on the route of footpath N02 from Wallisdown Road. We can see ahead that the original course of the footpath is still available, but is probably little used because it's easier to use the roadway. See Image for a view along the path (and the Mews) from the end ahead, and Image] for the next view along the path behind us.

Hood Crescent is an angular crescent off Kinson Road but with an additional arm, so shaped like an uppercase F (an upside-down F when seen on a map with north at the top). It is only this offshoot which falls within my 2km radius, and we therefore look along it from Acton Road. The sign is a modern one, from 2010-15 when this more modern, abstract emblem rather than the traditional town coat of arms as the working logo of the council. This is photo no.204 of a series of 453 in my coronavirus lockdown walking project: See https://www.geograph.org.uk/article/My-2020-Coronavirus-Lockdown-walking-project for the complete set of photos.

Travelling northbound along this public footpath, we reach the houses at the back of Talbot Mews, a recent development which abuts the course of the path ahead. See Image for more on that, and Image for the next view behind us.

Looking across the carriageway of Canford Road as a public footpath heads westward from it. The little road alongside is an offshoot of Canford Road and the public footpath was almost certainly established before the road was built - the path today basically forms the pavement alongside the road, for this eastern part. See Image for the next view along the footpath.

Looking east along this public footpath, towards Canford Road which runs left-to-right in the distance. The road which ends on the left is an offshoot of Canford Road - probably built since the path was established - and the footpath essentially therefore becomes the pavement alongside the road for the last segment. See Image for the view up here from the Canford Road end ahead, and Image for the next view on the path behind us.