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Broken toucan crossing across Clyde Street, connecting NCN 75 riverside path to St Enoch Square
Narrow off-ramp up from riverside NCN 75 path, leading to St Enoch Square, and sign facing wrong way
Van parked blocking NCN 7 & 75 cycle path access ramp in Kirkwood Street. Route leads to Bellahouston Academy on other side of motorway.
NCN 75 at George V Bridge where cyclists have to leave riverside path to cross road because path beneath bridge has a flight of steps at one side
NCN 75 along riverside, before retail/entertainment development starts that will build on current open space between riverside and Broomielaw busway http://www.clydewaterfront.com/projects/glasgow-city-centre/leisure/broomielawquay
NCN 75 cycle path on former railway trackbed at Kilmacolm, looking towards Bridge of Weir and Paisley. This location previously had a more restrictive access barrier.
Canal runway LED catseyes on canal towpath - see also #33213 & #34356 Location: Union Canal, Gorgie, Edinburgh
LED cat's-eyes type lights on the Union Canal towpath in Edinburgh (see also #33213).
Dead end: signage on former route of NCN 7 & 75, not taken down when path re-routed due to new school being built in Rosshall Park
LED lights on Union Canal in Edinburgh - see http://innertubemap.com/blog/post/134 and http://citycyclingedinburgh.info/bbpress/topic.php?id=2696 White - regular Red - approaching bridges Green - at access points #34356 and #37703 s ... [more]
New Airdrie-Bathgate path recommences after using access road for a short distance at Hillend Loch
Junction of National Cycle Network routes 74 and 75 in Uddingston. Signs do not mention route 75 straight on to Uddingston town centre and Glasgow. Barrier has been removed so cyclists can join carriageway directly.
Sign for East Kilbride at point where NCN 75 and local route between Uddingston and East Kilbride diverge. There are no signs facing cyclists coming from the Westburn direction, and no signs for NCN 75 itself at this location.
Steep cobbled ramp access to NCN 75 cycle path at Rutherglen Bridge. Megabucks are being spent rebuilding the road at this location, but will any money go on the cycle path access?
Gates across NCN 75 cycle path at Custom House Quay that make turn unnecessarily awkward
New road closure without exemption for cycles in Gardenside Street, Uddingston, despite being on NCN 75! The cycle route takes the route to the right. No dropped kerbs or any sort of gap in new strip of footway.
NCN 75 crossing Blantyre Farm Road, at end of cycle path from Uddingston and start of on-road section to Westburn. A 40mph limit has been imposed on Blantyre Farm Road.
NCN 75 at bus stop on Anderston Quay. Not all cyclists use the cycle track at this point, some preferring the road!
NCN 75 Railway Art approaching Kilmacolm. The last installation 18 miles out of Glasgow.
NCN 75 in Bridge of Weir. There is a piece of railway themed art every mile on the cycle track. Note the neds contribution at the bottom.
The centre of Scotland's cycle network - or should that be push-bike network? The surface is grippy.
Temporary exit of NCN75 onto Pacific Drive. Cyclists who wish to turn right can't legally.
A cycle tour of Edinburgh at the CycleNation / CTC conference, November 2010. Signage reads: Queensferry 11 City Centre 1.75 Newhaven 2 Wardie 1.75 Trinity 1.5
Water of Leith path. A cycle tour of Edinburgh at the CycleNation / CTC conference, November 2010.
Signage to Bonnington Primary school. A cycle tour of Edinburgh at the CycleNation / CTC conference, November 2010.
Water of Leith path. A cycle tour of Edinburgh at the CycleNation / CTC conference, November 2010.
Water of Leith path. A cycle tour of Edinburgh at the CycleNation / CTC conference, November 2010.
Water of Leith path. A cycle tour of Edinburgh at the CycleNation / CTC conference, November 2010.
Warriston path. A cycle tour of Edinburgh at the CycleNation / CTC conference, November 2010.
This bridge we're crossing is apparently very ornate when seen from the cemetry - and was a 19th century condition that the railway could pass through there.
The railway route past a supermarket. The sign reads, ahead: Warriston 0.5 Trinity 1 Leith 1.5 Newhaven 1.5 and the other way: Stockbridge 0.25 City Centre 1 Meadows 1.75 Tollcross 2
At the level of the old railway lines - now a connected network of foot and cycle paths.