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This public footpath heads from Moorside Road to Tedder Road, via this fairly steep section of open space. Just visible heading to the left is another, actually more obvious path which is not designated as a public right of way. See Image for the view downhill from the alleyway ahead, and Image for the continuing path behind us - each with links to further photos on the route.

An empty playground which has slides, swings, and a climbing frame.

A view from a path which goes uphill from Moorside Road to Tedder Road. It shows the playground and that not a single other person can be seen.

Tedder Walk emerges from between the gardens of two houses in Tedder Road, onto an open hillside above Moorside Road. The route of footpath U25 is the left-hand one, although the right-hand path is perhaps the more obvious route. See Image for the view along the alleyway behind us, and Image for the uphill view towards us - each with links to further photos on the route.

A little path between two houses, with some lovely graffiti about Brown - the election is coming up, and people here obviously have strong views - which leads towards Tedder Road.

This public footpath has come up across a thin, steep open space and now becomes an alleyway between two houses as it finishes its journey to Tedder Road. Many of the footpaths on the West Howe estate and thereabouts have been given names in the last couple of years, a safety initiative whose intention is that, in the event of calling for help, one's location can be more easily described. This one is named Tedder Walk simply because of the link to Tedder Road. See Image for the next view on the path ahead, and Image for the view behind us - each with links to further photos on the route.

Many of the footpaths on the West Howe estate and thereabouts have been given names in the last couple of years, a safety initiative whose intention is that, in the event of calling for help, one's location can be more easily described. This one is named Tedder Walk simply because this end is Tedder Road. The route of this public footpath opens out onto a steep, green open space ahead before dropping down to Moorside Road. See Image for the view of the path from across the road behind us, and Image for the next photo on the path ahead, with links to further photos on the route.

Looking across Tedder Road along this public footpath which, beyond the alley, heads steeply down a small open space to Moorside Road. See Image for the next view along the path, with links to further photos on the route.

The path has come down through a grass open space from Tedder Road and now enters an alley to finish the journey to Moorside Road. See Image for the view towards us from the end of the path ahead, and Image for the view across the green open space behind us.

The footpath from Moorside Road has come up the steep open space and now emerges from between two houses onto Tedder Road. See Image for the view towards us, and Image for the next view on the path behind, with links to further photos along the route.