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Wallisdown Road, POOLE, BH12 5BY

This public footpath arrives on the main A3049, Wallisdown Road, from Bascott Close. The frontage line this side of the pavement marks the Bournemouth/Poole borough boundary, meaning that the road and the houses opposite are in Poole, while the houses this side are in Bournemouth. See Image for the next view on the path behind, with links to further photos along this path and the continuation of it as path U16 to Canford Avenue.

Looking south along this public footpath from Bascott Close, as it nears the main Wallisdown Road. See Image for the end of the path ahead, and Image for the view behind us.

This short public footpath from Wallisdown Road heads for Bascott Close, and the straight course of the path is continued beyond as another footpath, U16, all the way to Canford Avenue. See Image for the next view on the path ahead - with links to photos all along paths U15 and U16 ahead, and Image for view behind us.

This short public footpath from Wallisdown Road arrives onto Bascott Close, an offshoot from the dead end of Bascott Road, which is just ahead to the left. The straight course of the path is continued in the distance as another footpath, U16, all the way to Canford Avenue. See Image for the view towards us - with links to photos all along path U16 ahead, and Image for the next view on the path behind us.

Bascott Close is a little offshoot from the dead end of Bascott Road and it contains a few houses around the corner to the left. Meanwhile, a public footpath heads from the right of the caravan, the short distance to Wallisdown Road. This is essentially a continuation of path U16, which heads behind us along the same straight route. See Image for the view towards us from the start of the path ahead, and Image for the view here from path U16 behind us. Each has links to further photos along the routes.

This postbox is on the busy A3049 Wallisdown Road; it has its own little paved path across the grass.

In the Wallisdown area of Bournemouth.

This public footpath is long and straight, running from Canford Avenue to Bascott Road. It has several stretches which are access to rear driveways, and even some parts which are the main, front access to houses that have been built in a rather higgledy-piggledy arrangement between the various roads hereabouts. Here, we see it arrive at the dead end of Bascott Road. A little offshoot extends from the dead end, called Bascott Close, ahead and footpath U15 continues to Wallisdown Road from the right of the caravan. See Image for the next view on path U16, behind us, and Image for the next view on the path U15 ahead - each with links to further photos along that route.

This public footpath is long and straight, running from Canford Avenue to Bascott Road. It has several stretches which are access to rear driveways, and even some parts which are the main, front access to houses that have been built in a rather higgledy-piggledy arrangement between the various roads hereabouts. Here, we see it approach its southern end, at the dead end of Bascott Road. A little offshoot extends from the dead end, called Bascott Close, in the background and a continuing path goes to Wallisdown Road from the right of the distant caravan. See Image for the next view on the path ahead, and Image for the next view on the path behind us - each with links to further photos along the route.

Mostly consisting of small detached bungalows. My guess would be late 1940s or early 1950s construction.