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At a photo-shoot for cycling in new developments with Martin who runs: https://www.acambridgediary.co.uk/
Looks like a tolerable bollard arrangement, but it may depend whether there is split blackmac/redmac surfacing here.
An obvious place for an active travel route between High Ditch Road and the Marleigh development, potentially with a less challenging level difference than the one further east - so why isn't this one in the plans?
Old railway alignment closed here, and work in progress all the way to the turn to Fison Road. Wooden survey marker pegs reveal the eventual shape. Alternative routes from here to Tiptree Close have since been closed during bridleway … [more]
Old railway alignment closed here, and work in progress all the way to the turn to Fison Road. Wooden survey marker pegs reveal the eventual shape. Alternative routes from here to Tiptree Close have since been closed by these works.
Old railway alignment closed here, and work in progress all the way to the turn to Fison Road. Wooden survey marker pegs reveal the eventual shape.
Shame about the broken branch, but certainly negotiable on foot or wheeling bike between bridleway spur and Tiptree Close.
Turn right for surprisingly good spur towards High Ditch Road (but with a slope down and evidence of a trodden-down fence when you get there)
Easily negotiated on foot and feasible when wheeling a bike (but not eg a cargobike) route up from High Ditch Road onto woodland path. Beware trodden-down fence.
Easily negotiated on foot, and feasible if not ideal when wheeling a bike (but not eg a cargobike) route down from woodland path to High Ditch Road. There is some evidence of a trodden-down fence so maybe not meant to be a public access?
Road crossing the Jubilee Cycleway within Marleigh development: the carriageway is reduced down to a single lane forming a traffic-calming feature for the road as well as a much reduced risk for people crossing. It's not a priority crossing … [more]
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