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New crossing of B1102 near Anglesey Abbey. The refuge appears to be approximately 1.8 - 2 metres deep. Although this seems to be the same length as a typical bicycle, you would have to be extraordinarily confident to try and wait in this … [more]
End of the new cycle route connects to small street through business park. Seems a bit confusing to people about the best way to navigate it.
Looking at the end of the new pathway from across the road, Anglesey Abbey-side. Somehow an informal uncontrolled crossing is going to be installed here. There's no possible way the refuge is going to be large enough for a bicycle much less … [more]
Beginning of on-highway verge-separated section of path - the connection between the hedge-separated portion and here is not yet complete.
New pathway, in this section there is a 0.5m-wide verge. Less separation than standards call for but certainly much better than what we had before (nothing), and connects to very nice hedge-separated pathways.
Where the new under-construction pathway currently ends, at the edge of Stow-cum-Quy. If I recall correctly, it will continue a bit further -- when fully built -- rather than unceremoniously dumping you in national-speed-limit territory.
A project originating from Cambridge Cycling Campaign // Hosting kindly helped by Mythic Beasts
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