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near to Knowle, Bristol, England

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	Brislington & St. Anne's Conservative Club by Pete Yeates The Club was purpose-built in 1907/1908 by the Brislington & St. Anne's Unionist Club Company Limited. The land was purchased from the Clayfield-Ireland family, local landowners, at that time.
	Wick Road houses at Collin Road junction by Roger Templeman
	Black Castle, Bristol by Chris Andrews A folly built in the mid eighteenth century. Now a public house.
	Brislington, Bristol by Martin Clark Looking east down Allison Road, Brislington, from near Wick Road towards Broomhill.
	Ordnance Survey Cut Mark by Adrian Dust This OS cut mark can be found on the west angle of the Sandringham Hotel, Sandhurst Road. It marks a point 26.450m above mean sea level.
	The Lodekka by Neil Owen Waiting patiently for the customers to return after the Covid-19 lockdown.
	Old school buildings by don cload Carved in stone over the central windows "Wick Road Council Schools".
	Arnos Court Park by George Evans Looking along the main path through Arnos Court Park. The path in the opposite direction goes up a steep hill into Knowle.
	Entrance to Sandy Park Depot, Bristol by Jaggery From Sandy Park Road. This is a Bristol City Council repairs and maintenance services depot.
	Sparke Evans Park by Derek Harper Almost a summer version of ST6171 : Riverside footpath, Sparke Evans Park - the trees, now leaf-clad, are recognisable, but this is taken from a seat on the east side of the park.
	St Christopher's, Kensington Park by Neil Owen The brick-built church is the parish church for this part of Brislington, known as Kensington Park. As the area developed in the twentieth century, it provided for the worshippers and remains a focal point in the community.
	The Bloomfield Inn, Brislington by Pete Yeates The Bloomfield Inn is at the junction of Sandholm Road and Bloomfield Road.