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West Quay Road, POOLE, BH15 1JD

Road signs at the vehicular entrance to Image, surely one of Britain's most weirdly named roads!

Some of the many luxury boats seen around this part of Poole in one of the boat yards.

A boat behind the wall at Sunseeker which is also a fire assembly point.

One of the most extraordinarily named streets, Barber's Piles amounts to a short terrace of houses surrounded by a gyratory system. See Image for a view of the nameplate, at the other end of the road.

Traditional cottages within modern uniformity in old Poole.

Lane from West Quay Road to steps on Back Water Channel in Poole Harbour, just visible in the distance; left, and right further away, Sunseeker buildings.

Recent heavy rain, particularly overnight last night, has left a large puddle across West Street on the approach to Poole Bridge. In fact the pavement on the right is impassable, partly thanks to the railings. The wake of the car actually lessens the impression of the depth across the centre of the road. West Street is a one-way street and this car is taking the middle lane, to cross Poole Bridge, rather than the left-hand lane for the quayside or the right-hand lane to double back northwards.

Looking across West Street from the pedestrian link at the dead end of Thames Street. We look across Image] just as an ambulance understandably makes no effort to slow down through the water, as it is answering an emergency call and complete with siren and flashing lights. The houses in the background are Image

A car reaches Image as we look across the street from Barber's Piles into Thames Street, which is closed to traffic at this junction but has a walkway.

Luxury yacht sales for Sunseeker. The works where these are made is just round the corner and there were a good number both in the construction yard, in this sales facility and round and about. this area on land and water.