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Sussex Close, BOURNEMOUTH, BH9 3SA

Looking west along this public bridleway, which leads from Broadway Lane to Muscliffe Lane. Just the other side of the fence is a modern path following the same route - see the view behind us: Image] or indeed the next view along the path ahead: Image]

Looking along the end of this public bridleway and modern path near their western end, with Muscliffe lane just ahead. They are 735m in length and lead here from Broadway Lane via Muscliff Park playing fields. See Image] for the next view behind us, with links to further photos all along the route. The emergence onto the road ahead can be seen here: Image

Looking along the very western end of this bridleway from Broadway Lane. A modern path, Wilderness Way, runs parallel throughout - it can just be seen to the extreme left and is certainly more appreciable in the next view along the path behind us: Image See Image for the view into the bridleway from across the road, ahead.

While the pavement clearly leads to an offshoot path, the public bridleway actually heads through the gap in the foliage ahead. The bridleway and the modern path run parallel throughout the 735m journey to Broadway Lane. See Image for the next view along the bridleway, and further links to photos along the whole length of the route.

A rural view that is rare within Bournemouth's borough boundary – looking across Image

A sea of cabbages – this is a close-up of Image

This public bridleway runs alongside a modern, broad, neatly gravelled path which we see to the right of the fence. They run parallel throughout the 735m route from Muscliffe Lane to Broadway Lane. The modern path abuts the back edge of the Muscliff Park playing fields, which we see in the background. See Image for the next view along the bridleway ahead, as the paths reach the playing fields, and Image for the next view behind us.

Wishart Gardens is a residential cul-de-sac in Muscliff, a suburb of Bournemouth.

Wilderness Way is the name of the modern, broad, neatly gravelled path which we see to the right of the fence. It runs alongside the more established public bridleway, on which we are standing. They run parallel throughout the 735m route from Muscliffe Lane to Broadway Lane. The modern path abuts the back edge of the Muscliff Park playing fields, which we see in the background. See Image for the next view along the bridleway ahead, and Image for the next view behind us.

This field is just south of Muscliffe Lane in the very south western corner of the square.