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Sandy Way, BOURNEMOUTH, BH10 7DL

Georgian Way is a short, almost rural cul-de-sac which we see here as we approach its dead end. It also forms a public footpath, number O09, which continues ahead to Headswell Crescent - through the gap to the left of the hedge, where the telegraph pole is. See Image for a view up the road from the start, behind us, and Image for the view towards us from just up the path, and links to further photos on the route.

This public footpath has come down quite steeply from Headswell Crescent and emerges here at the dead end of Georgian Way. The course of the public footpath actually continues down the road ahead to Wimborne Road. See Image for the view towards us from ahead, and Image for the next view on the path behind us.

Sandy Way is a lane some 630m in length which forms public bridleway O07 between Wimborne Road and Headswell Avenue. At each end, it is a gravel road with a few dwellings but the majority of it is a very rural feeling track in a steep sided, linear wood. Here, we pass even numbers 6 and 8 (there are only even numbers - 4-12 at this end and 86-88 at the other end). See Image for the next view along the route ahead, with links to further pictures along the bridleway; and Image for the view behind us from the junction. Meanwhile, just to our left is a public footpath to Redhill Drive: see Image

Sandy Way is a lane some 630m in length which forms public bridleway O07 between Wimborne Road and Headswell Avenue. At each end, it is a gravel road with a few dwellings but the majority of it is a very rural feeling track in a steep sided, linear wood. Here, we see it as it passes the few houses at the northern end (there are only even numbers) as it reaches Wimborne Road. See Image for the view towards us, and Image for the next view behind us, with links to further pictures along the bridleway.

Looking down the last few steps of this public footpath as it reaches Sandy Way, a bridleway, near its northern end. See Image for the view up the steep steps behind us, and Image for the view up the path from across the road, with links to photos along the full length of Sandy Way.

This public footpath ascends steeply up the wooded side of Sandy Way, bridleway O07, bound for Redhill Drive. See Image for the view towards us from the footpath ahead; and Image for a view along Sandy Way. Both links provide further links to photos along the paths in all three directions.

A short cul-de-sac containing a few desirable houses, viewed from Wimborne Road. Georgian Way also forms public footpath O09, which continues beyond the dead end as a grassy path to Headswell Crescent. See Image for a view of the dead end and Image for the view up the grassy path.

An uphill view of the Image, linking Headswell Crescent (ahead) with Georgian Way (behind). See Image for the next view behind us, to the dead end of the road.

Looking down the steep steps that head down to Sandy Way from Redhill Drive on this public footpath. See Image for a view up the steps from near the bottom, and Image for the next view on the path behind us.

Looking up this steep public footpath to Redhill Drive from near the bottom of the steps. See Image for the view down them, and Image for the view behind us onto Sandy Way.