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near to West Parley, Dorset, England

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	Grazing, West Parley by JThomas
	A bridge on the Ferndown, Stour & Forest Trail by Lorraine and Keith Bowdler
	Residential area, North Bournemouth by Stuart Buchan This residential area is close to Kinson and is on the edge of the flood plain of the River Stour.
	The northern fringe of Bournemouth by Peter Kazmierczak Looking across fields from the end of Castleton Avenue, between Kinson and Ensbury.
	Houses on the bend just before Ensbury Bridge by David Martin
	Bournemouth : Field by Lewis Clarke
	Stour Valley Path by Mike Smith This shows the line of the path west of Dudsbury Rings, heading towards Longham.
	Dudsbury Ford by John Walton This irish bridge ford beside Dudsbury Golf Course is found on the Ferndown Stour and Forest Trail.
	Guide Hut, Dudsbury, Dorset by Stuart Buchan Dudsbury Camp (Hillfort), an ancient site overlooking the Stour, from which the Ancient Britons guarded the ford across the river. Although Dudsbury was named after a Saxon called Dude, it was first fortified by men 150BC.
	Kinson: Coppice Close by Chris Downer A recent infill of a few bungalows in the back gardens of Markham Avenue. This is photo no.85 of a series of 453 in my coronavirus lockdown walking project: See... (more)
	Kinson Manor Farm by Mike Faherty Farm to the North of Kinson, on floodplain of the River Stour. The farmhouse (behind long barn to right) is English Heritage-listed.Link
	Bungalows on Markham Avenue by Nigel Mykura These suburban bungalows are on a quiet residential cul-de-sac on the very northern edge of the Bournemouth conurbation.