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Amesbury Road, BOURNEMOUTH, BH6 5AY

1920s housing on the western side of the Beaufort Estate.

A George V-reign postbox on the corner of Beaufort and Burleigh Roads.

On service 23 from Tuckton Bridge via Cranleigh Road, taken on the last day of normal trolleybus operation in Bournemouth. This is one of a series of views featuring buses in the 60s, 70s, and 80s. http://www.geograph.org.uk/search.php?i=137652761

Stamford Road is a residential road in Southbourne, in the eastern suburbs of Bournemouth. The roads in this neighbourhood are laid out in a grid pattern, with straight streets intersecting at right angles.

This is one of seven public footpaths running parallel with and either side of Kimberley Road, serving as rear driveway access to the properties on that road. Complementing the criss-cross arrangements of roads in West Southbourne, they are arranged in the following order: (northeast side of Kimberley Road) Castlemain Avenue - footpath H09 - Beaufort Road - footpath H10 - Stamford Road - footpath H13 - Arnewood Road - footpath H14 - Irving Road (southwest side of Kimberley Road) Beaufort Road - footpath H11 - Stamford Road - footpath H12 - Arnewood Road - footpath H15 [called Irving Lane] - Irving Road Here, we look along footpath H09 in the direction of Beaufort Road, where the continuing route, footpath H10, continues across the road. See Image for the next view on footpath H10 ahead, and Image for the next view on path H09 behind us - each with links to further photos along the route.

This is one of seven public footpaths running parallel with and either side of Kimberley Road, serving as rear driveway access to the properties on that road. Complementing the criss-cross arrangements of roads in West Southbourne, they are arranged in the following order: (northeast side of Kimberley Road) Castlemain Avenue - footpath H09 - Beaufort Road - footpath H10 - Stamford Road - footpath H13 - Arnewood Road - footpath H14 - Irving Road (southwest side of Kimberley Road) Beaufort Road - footpath H11 - Stamford Road - footpath H12 - Arnewood Road - footpath H15 [called Irving Lane] - Irving Road Here, we look along footpath H09 in the direction of Castlemain Avenue, where three garages are set back at slightly different intervals, no doubt easing vehicular access compared to if they were level with each other. See Image for the view towards us from across the road, and Image for the next view on the path ahead - each with links to further photos along the route.

This is one of seven public footpaths running parallel with and either side of Kimberley Road, serving as rear driveway access to the properties on that road. Complementing the criss-cross arrangements of roads in West Southbourne, they are arranged in the following order: (northeast side of Kimberley Road) Castlemain Avenue - footpath H09 - Beaufort Road - footpath H10 - Stamford Road - footpath H13 - Arnewood Road - footpath H14 - Irving Road (southwest side of Kimberley Road) Beaufort Road - footpath H11 - Stamford Road - footpath H12 - Arnewood Road - footpath H15 [called Irving Lane] - Irving Road Here, we look towards Castlemain Avenue on footpath H09, across a part of the surface where a pothole has been levelled with some broken-up slates or chimneypots. See Image for the view towards us from across the road, and Image for the next view on the path ahead, with links to further photos along the route.

This is one of seven public footpaths running parallel with and either side of Kimberley Road, serving as rear driveway access to the properties on that road. Complementing the criss-cross arrangements of roads in West Southbourne, they are arranged in the following order: (northeast side of Kimberley Road) Castlemain Avenue - footpath H09 - Beaufort Road - footpath H10 - Stamford Road - footpath H13 - Arnewood Road - footpath H14 - Irving Road (southwest side of Kimberley Road) Beaufort Road - footpath H11 - Stamford Road - footpath H12 - Arnewood Road - footpath H15 [called Irving Lane] - Irving Road Here, we look across Castlemain Avenue and along the start of footpath H09 towards Beaufort Road. See Image for the next view on the path ahead, with links to further photos along the route.

This is one of seven public footpaths running parallel with and either side of Kimberley Road, serving as rear driveway access to the properties on that road. Complementing the criss-cross arrangements of roads in West Southbourne, they are arranged in the following order: (northeast side of Kimberley Road) Castlemain Avenue - footpath H09 - Beaufort Road - footpath H10 - Stamford Road - footpath H13 - Arnewood Road - footpath H14 - Irving Road (southwest side of Kimberley Road) Beaufort Road - footpath H11 - Stamford Road - footpath H12 - Arnewood Road - footpath H15 [called Irving Lane] - Irving Road Here, we look from Beaufort Road along footpath H10, whose entrance is adorned with graffiti. Footpath H09 heads directly behind us, on the other side of the road. See Image for the next view on the path ahead, and Image for the next view on path H09 behind us - each with links to further photos along the route.

This is one of seven public footpaths running parallel with and either side of Kimberley Road, serving as rear driveway access to the properties on that road. Complementing the criss-cross arrangements of roads in West Southbourne, they are arranged in the following order: (northeast side of Kimberley Road) Castlemain Avenue - footpath H09 - Beaufort Road - footpath H10 - Stamford Road - footpath H13 - Arnewood Road - footpath H14 - Irving Road (southwest side of Kimberley Road) Beaufort Road - footpath H11 - Stamford Road - footpath H12 - Arnewood Road - footpath H15 [called Irving Lane] - Irving Road Here, we look along footpath H10 in the direction of Beaufort Road, just as the surface changes from grass to gravel - it is a fair bet that most vehicle access to the garages is made from ahead rather than from behind us. See Image for the next view on the path ahead, and Image for the next view behind us - each with links to further photos along the route.