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Irving Road, BOURNEMOUTH, BH6 5LQ

Suburban road from Southbourne Road to Fishermans Walk; at the eastern end, properties date from the 1930s.

Carbery Lane is essentially a rear access driveway for the row of shops in Southbourne Road, and it also forms public footpath number H04 between Pine and Stourwood Avenues. The name Carbery refers to the fact that the row of shops is Carbery Row. Here, we view its western stretch, behind us having just done a gentle left-right double bend. See Image for the next view on the Lane ahead, and Image for the next view behind us - each with links to further photos along the route.

Carbery Lane is essentially a rear access driveway for the row of shops in Southbourne Road, and it also forms public footpath number H04 between Pine and Stourwood Avenues. The name Carbery refers to the fact that the row of shops is Carbery Row. Here, we pass the doors of a car workshop, whose purple colour scheme also continues behind us. See Image for the next view on the Lane ahead, and Image for the next view behind us - each with links to further photos along the route.

Carbery Lane is essentially a rear access driveway for the row of shops in Southbourne Road, and it also forms public footpath number H04 between Pine and Stourwood Avenues. The name Carbery refers to the fact that the row of shops is Carbery Row. Here, we view it between a gentle left and then right bend, with a little gated development of houses on the left at number 7. See Image for the next view on the Lane ahead, and Image for the next view behind us - each with links to further photos along the route.

Carbery Lane is essentially a rear access driveway for the row of shops in Southbourne Road, and it also forms public footpath number H04 between Pine and Stourwood Avenues. The name Carbery refers to the fact that the row of shops is Carbery Row. Here, we view it from its western end, from Pine Avenue. See Image for the next view along the Lane, with links to further photos along the route.

Carbery Lane is essentially a rear access driveway for the row of shops in Southbourne Road, and it also forms public footpath number H04 between Pine and Stourwood Avenues. The name Carbery refers to the fact that the row of shops is Carbery Row. Here, we view it from its western end, from Pine Avenue. See Image for the view towards us from across the road, and Image for the next view along the Lane behind us, with links to further photos along the route.

Car showroom at the corner of Southbourne Road and Stourwood Avenue: http://www.southbournegarage.co.uk/

Narrow lane connecting Stourwood Avenue and Pine Avenue, serving residential and commercial premises.

This Christmas tree occupies the long, thin triangular green where Southbourne Grove meets Southbourne Road. A postbox has been installed in front of it, for letters to Santa. Apparently, items which had been posted here by 6 December were likely to get a reply from Santa himself.