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De Courtenai Close, BOURNEMOUTH, BH11 9PG

Westwards from the Poole boundary (which is probably at this road name sign), Spicer Lane continues as a road for about 100m, then as a bridleway into square SZ0496.

This postbox is physically in Poole but postally in Bournemouth. We are actually looking at it across the border from Bournemouth: see Image

The strip of land between the Poole boundary, Magna and Ringwood Roads has 1930s bungalow-lined roads, such as Weldon Avenue.

The Bearwood housing estate was built in the 1980s and had no regard for the borough boundary: in some cases the boundary goes right through houses, such as here in Hull Road. The border is not accurately marked on the 1:50,000 map at this point; it does not coincide with High Howe Lane but is parallel to it a little back from the road.

Immaculate topiary in Hull Road.

Parish Boundary Marker by the UC road, in parish of Bournemouth (Bournemouth District), Hull Road (right hand side), in front of No. 2 boundary wall. Opposite Boundary marker: DO_POBO02pb Image Inscription reads:- P|B Surveyed Milestone Society National ID: DO_POBO01pb

Parish Boundary Marker by the UC road, in parish of Bournemouth (Bournemouth District), Hull Road (left hand side), in front of side access to No. 69 High Howe Lane, by wall and drive, South side of road. Opposite Boundary Marker: DO_POBO01pb Image Inscription reads:- B|P Surveyed Milestone Society National ID: DO_POBO02pb

Parish Boundary Marker on southwest side of the junction of Spicer Lane and High Howe Lane, in brambles. This was on the boundary of Canford Magna and Kinson parishes. Milestone Society National ID: DO_BOU01pb

This public footpath is formed by Deepdene Lane, whose junction is in the distance. However, the course of the public right of way includes this path ahead of us, probably the original route of the lane before the junction was reconfigured with modern-day traffic in mind. See Image for the next view on the footpath, and links to further photos along the route.

Deepdene Lane, whose junction with Knighton Heath Road is just ahead, is a minor no-through road which also forms public footpath U42 to Ringwood Road behind us. The course of the public right of way includes this path ahead of us to the right, probably the original route of the lane before the junction was reconfigured with modern-day traffic in mind. See Image for the view up the footpath from the bottom, and Image for the next view up the lane from just ahead, with links to further photos along the route.