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Foxholes Road, BOURNEMOUTH, BH6 3AS

Eighteen months ago, the non-motorable segment of Tuckton Road, ahead, was all grassed over but with the two pavements remaining as if it were a normal road. Since then, the road has been altered to incorporate a cycle route, with the tarmac surface going through the middle and grass to either side. The zebra crossing has also been reconfigured to allow a cycle crossing (see Image). See Image for the previous view from roughly this spot.

There are three segments to Twynham Road - the short section here, which is cut off at this end; the middle section, background, which is infilled with grass; and the main lengthy section beyond. The middle section is designated as a public right of way - footpath I15 - specifically the southern pavement by the look of large-scale maps. See Image for a closer view of the zebra crossing and links to further pictures along the public footpath.

There are three segments to Twynham Road - the short section just behind us, which is cut off at this end; the middle section, ahead, which is infilled with grass; and the main lengthy section beyond. The middle section is designated as a public right of way - footpath I15 - specifically the southern pavement by the look of large-scale maps. See Image for a wider view from behind us, and Image for the view towards us from across the road - and links to further pictures along the public footpath. UPDATE: Eighteen month later, the road has been altered, with a shared foot/cycle path through the middle and grass to either side - see Image

One of the segments of Twynham Road has been closed to traffic and filled in with grass. In the distance, the road continues, in a motorable state, to St. Catherine's Road.

There are three segments to Twynham Road - the short section across the road, which is cut off at this end; the middle section, here, which is infilled with grass; and the main lengthy section behind us. The middle section is designated as a public right of way - footpath I15 - specifically the southern pavement by the look of large-scale maps. See Image for the view across to here from opposite, and Image for the next view on the path behind us, and links to further pictures along the public footpath.

In the last eighteen months, this zebra crossing has been reconfigured to include provision for a cycle crossing. This coincides with the alteration of the pedestrianised road, behind us, to incorporate a cycle path - see Image

There are three segments to Twynham Road - the short section behind us, which is cut off at this end; the middle section, here, which is infilled with grass; and the main lengthy section in the background. The middle section is designated as a public right of way - footpath I15 - specifically this southern pavement by the look of large-scale maps. See Image for the view behind us from this spot, and Image for the next view on the path ahead - each with links to further pictures along the public footpath.

There are three segments to Twynham Road - the short section further behind us, which is cut off at this end; the middle section, here, which is infilled with grass; and the main lengthy section ahead of us. The middle section is designated as a public right of way - footpath I15 - specifically this southern pavement by the look of large-scale maps. See Image for the view towards us from across the road, and Image for the next view on the path behind us, and links to further pictures along the public footpath.

There are three segments to Twynham Road - the main lengthy section behind us; the middle section ahead, which is infilled with grass; and a farther short section beyond Belle Vue Road, which is cut off at the nearer end. The middle grassed section is designated as a public right of way - footpath I15 - specifically the southern pavement by the look of large-scale maps. See Image for the next view on the path ahead - looking back towards us - with links to further pictures along the public footpath.

A busy day at the beach,