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Sheringham Road, POOLE, BH12 1NS

I nominate this one as a candidate. Thetford Road is so short that it only requires six white lines down its entire length. It is named, like its neighbours, after Norfolk towns, although no properties have a Thetford Road postal address (the two near corner houses are in Yarmouth Road and the farther two in Sheringham Road). It is not a segment of a road which continues beyond some barrier – this is all there is of it. A strong counterclaim to this title will be found at: Image, and another at: Image

Taken from footpath leading to Alder Road

Many of the houses in the cul-de-sac Runton Road put on a colourful display during the festive season, attracting a fair flow of visitors. For other pictures taken here tonight, see http://www.geograph.org.uk/search.php?i=4775002

An impressively lit bungalow, one of the many properties in Runton Road to put on a colourful festive display. For other pictures taken here tonight, see http://www.geograph.org.uk/search.php?i=4775002

We look from Alder Road along a small cut-through to Sheringham Road, no doubt where traffic would once have been allowed. The box is emptied finally at 5:30pm on weekdays and at 11:30am on Saturdays.

This store is at the Commerce Centre Redlands Rd Branksome Poole, just north of Branksome station alongside some other large stores

This large postbox has been repositioned (or, more likely, been provided as a replacement for the old box) in the last couple of years. Wroxham Road is the turning just behind us, and on its next junction up there were a couple of shops on a corner which had become vacant – the postbox was outside those shops. The shops have recently been demolished and housing built in their place; they did include a post office for a short time – from 1932 until the Second World War. This box is currently missing its collection-times plate – or perhaps it is still awaiting one – although there are the words 'IN USE' scrawled on the white panel.

Bit of a grey day, the leaves are falling, and the road in view is Alder Road.

Two neighbouring colourful displays in Runton Road, just two of many houses putting on their impressive illuminations. For other pictures taken here tonight, see http://www.geograph.org.uk/search.php?i=4775002

Another view of the houses in picture № 4, with the lights also being reflected off the parked cars in the foreground. For other pictures taken here tonight, see http://www.geograph.org.uk/search.php?i=4775002