Dowson Road was built in the 1930s to bypass Gee Cross and was named after Henry Enfield Dowson.
This section, viewed from the upper deck of a double-deck bus, is heading down into Hyde from just past Knott Lane. You can see another double-decker coming in the opposite direction.
The road was resurfaced in November 2009 when I showed you a view of the roadworks from the lower deck of a bus.
Two more views of Dowson Road from the upper deck can be seen on Hyde DP Xtra.
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11 comments:
lovely capture from a moving double decker! :)
Interesting signs on the street... Looks a little bit confusing.
Creative, and must be fun riding on a dubbel decker! What a wiew you must have!
Annelie E, Sweden
ABC Wednesday Team
Things always look more interesting from the top of a double decker bus. I loved sightseeing from one in New York City.
I have never ridden in a double decker bus, I bet you can see a lot from up there. Great choice for D Day.
This has such a pleasant feel to it.
Someday, I need to ride a double decker!
ROG, ABC Wednesday team
Wonderful picture, you work well with your camera! Beautiful and charming Road.
Léia
Seems to me such a typical English street scene. I lived in a house like one of those for a while.
Beautiful neighborhood!
My house is in this photo on the right!
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