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Jewell Road, BOURNEMOUTH, BH8 0JJ

This public footpath leads through from Ibbertson Close, here, to the more major Ibbertson Road ahead. A yellow car with a flat tyre slightly obscures our full view of the path's opening. See Image for the view towards us from just ahead.

This public footpath, a short cut-through from Ibbertson Road, arrives on Ibbertson Close near its dead end. See Image for the view along the path from ahead, and Image for the view behind us.

Looking across Ibbertson Road from the turning of Ibbertson Way. Ahead, a public footpath cuts through to Ibbertson Close. It is a very short path, as Ibbertson Close has no houses on this side so there is only the depth of one property to pass. See Image for the view towards us from just along the path.

This public footpath, a short cut-through from Ibbertson Close, arrives on Ibbertson Road with Ibbertson Way opposite. See Image for the view along the path from ahead, and Image for the view behind us.

A road left and right to join Castle Lane West.

Looking along the busy Castle Lane West as it approaches the main Cooped Dean roundabout, the junction with the main road out of town. Behind us, beyond the roundabout, Castle Lane West becomes Castle Lane East. The pedestrian crossing here is in fact two separate crossings, one for each carriageway, with a central refuge. This console has had the front undone but it is still hanging there; there is another console just behind us so the button can still be pressed. I have just done so now, meaning that the lightbulb has come on (as can be seen) - it would usually illuminate the word WAIT which almost reads as TIAW as we see it as if from the inside.

This is a small "T" shaped cul-de-sac just off Ibbertson Road in Castle Point. The relatively recent terraced houses are probably social housing.

At the dead end of Ibbertson Way, here, the public footpath heads off at right angles and leads the short distance to Barrow Drive, whose dead end is in the background - the houses of both roads form a virtually unbroken row (curving round to the right). Due to confined space and the height of the sign up the lamppost, I have had to hold the camera at full stretch above my head - see Image for a slightly more natural view along the path.

This short public footpath leads from Ibbertson Way onto the public open space behind the houses. Here, we look in the opposite direction, emerging onto Ibbertson Way. Opposite are the backyards of houses in Ibbertson Road, the more major road beyond. See Image for the view towards us from ahead, and Image for the view behind us onto the open space.