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Ferry Road, BOURNEMOUTH, BH6 4BH

A small church on Admiralty Road. Admiralty Road is a public right of way, number I07, designated as a Byway Open to All Traffic (or B.O.A.T.). This previously applied to the whole length of the road, but the road has been truncated now and the designation of the right of way truncated even more. See Image for the view along the road from behind, and Image for the next view along the road ahead, with links to further photos along the extant and defunct routes.

This road appears to be like any other hereabouts, but it is designated as a public right of way - Byway Open to All Traffic (or B.O.A.T.) number I08. Large-scale mapping appears to specifically mark the route as the southern pavement. See Image for the next photo on Ferry Road ahead, and Image for the next view behind.

This road appears to be like any other hereabouts, but it is designated as a public right of way - Byway Open to All Traffic (or B.O.A.T.) number I08. Large-scale mapping appears to specifically mark the route as the southern pavement. Just ahead of us, Admiralty Road turns off to the right and used to also head left as another B.O.A.T. - see Image for relevant discussion and further links. See Image for the next photo on Ferry Road ahead, and Image for the next view behind.

Admiralty Road is a public right of way, number I07, designated as a Byway Open to All Traffic (or B.O.A.T.). This previously applied to the whole length of the road, but the road has been truncated now, at the junction ahead, and the designation of the right of way truncated to a point behind us, according to recent mapping. This seems to coincide with the change in surface, from regular tarmacking with pavements behind us, compared with the rougher surface ahead. See Image for the next view behind us, and Image for the view across the junction ahead onto the former continuation of the road. Each has links to further photos in each direction.

Admiralty Road is a public right of way, number I07, designated as a Byway Open to All Traffic (or B.O.A.T.). This previously applied to the whole length of the road, but the road has been truncated now, some distance ahead, and the designation of the right of way truncated to about the point just ahead, according to recent mapping. This seems to coincide with the change in surface, from regular tarmacking with pavements beyond, compared with the rougher surface here. See Image for the view towards us from the change in surface, and Image for the next view along the road ahead, with links to further photos along the road and former course.

Looking along Ferry Road from the main carriageway of Dalmeny and Church Road - Church Road is to the right from here and it becomes Dalmeny Road to the left. Ferry Road appears to be like any other hereabouts, but it is designated as a public right of way - Byway Open to All Traffic (or B.O.A.T.) number I08. Large-scale mapping appears to specifically mark the route as the southern pavement. See Image for the next view on the road ahead.

This George VI-reign postbox stands at the eastern end of Church Road, where it becomes Dalmeny Road. Ahead of us, we look down Wildown Road and, in the distance and partly obscured by a lamppost, the tower of the Image may just be discerned.

This road appears to be like any other hereabouts, but it is designated as a public right of way - Byway Open to All Traffic (or B.O.A.T.) number I08. Large-scale mapping appears to specifically mark the route as the southern pavement. Just ahead of us, Admiralty Road turns off to the left and used to also head right as another B.O.A.T. - see Image for relevant discussion and further links. See Image for the next photo on Ferry Road behind us, and Image for the next view ahead.

Admiralty Road is a public right of way, number I07, designated as a Byway Open to All Traffic (or B.O.A.T.). This previously applied to the whole length of the road, but the road has been truncated now, just here, and the designation of the right of way truncated to a point some way behind us, according to recent mapping. Looking across Ferry Road, we can see a 'road-shaped' wedge of land, heading acutely to the left, with the obvious fence along the right-hand edge and a wire fence doing similar on the left-hand side, just to the right of the lamppost. It is not clear exactly to which properties the land now belongs, if any. See Image for the next view on the road behind, with links to further photos heading back to the part still designated a byway. See Image for a view from the next available part of the defunct course of the road ahead, with links to further photos in that direction. Meanwhile, Ferry Road is also a B.O.A.T. - see Image for the next view along that route.