Tags: riverouse

#193611, nearby

[Image taken 1.5.23] Terry Avenue, York. The two chunky, utilitarian 'York' cycles next to the permanently moored boats make me think of the Netherlands each time I pass. So today I stopped to try to capture the scene.

#190737, nearby

[Image taken 4.2.23] Esplanade cycle parking, West Esplanade/Wellington Row (below Lendal Bridge), York. These toast rack Sheffields (see also: #190736) are broken. The last support has been removed. But this leaves a substantial trip … [more]

#190736, nearby

[Image taken 4.2.23] Esplanade cycle parking, Wellington Row (below Lendal Bridge), York. Two lots of Sheffield racks linked by rails ie toast racks. I prefer flat-topped Sheffields. I think they provide a longer space for supporting my … [more]

#185141, nearby

[Image taken 28.7.22] Terry Avenue (Millennium Bridge, end) York. [NOTE: No street view at this location] When the River Ouse rises it can flow through drainage pipes along this route to enter into Rowntree Park – a catchment area. When the … [more]

#174333, nearby

[Image taken 20.9.21] West Esplanade, York. People fishing and a white van on the cycle-ped-wheelchair route alongside the river. I've seen this combination closer closer to Clifton Bridge, York. I don't know if the people fishing are … [more]

#169814, nearby

[Image taken 30.5.21] Scarborough Bridge, York. The bridge is not only functional it enhances the riverscape. More images of this bridge today: #169805, and links

#169813, nearby

[Image taken 30.5.21] Scarborough Bridge, York. Even children in pushchairs can see the views - of activity on the river - from this version of the bridge. When the trees are leafless you can see the Minster too. Only tall people could see … [more]

#169812, nearby

[Image taken 30.5.21] Scarborough Bridge, York. The 2019 iteration enhances the riverscape for all users including trip boat passengers. You can see into/onto the bridge. The previous version was like an iron trough. More images of this … [more]

#169811, nearby

[Image taken 30.5.21] Scarborough Bridge, York. Transpennine service arrives into York station on the York-Scarborough rail line alongside the accessible cycle-ped bridge. The bridge connects directly with York rail station. However, the … [more]

#169810, nearby

[Image taken 30.5.21] Scarborough Bridge, York. Looking along the ped-cycle bridge from the train station end. Compare with this image of the previous bridge: #169478. More images of this bridge today: #169805, and links

#169808, nearby

[Image taken 30.5.21] Scarborough Bridge, York. The bridge opened to the public in April 2019: www.yorkpress.co.uk/news/17584357.yorks-scarborough-bridge-finally-reopens-4-4m-revamp/. The official opening was a couple of months later: … [more]

#169807, nearby

[Image taken 30.5.21] Scarborough Bridge, York. The previous bridge also spanned the river Ouse but there were steep steps at each end to/from the riversides: #169479, #169481. This Scarborough Bridge runs directly to/from the train … [more]

#169806, nearby

[Image taken 30.5.21] Scarborough Bridge, York. Panoramic image at the Marygate car park end. More images of this bridge today: #169805, and links

#169805, nearby

[Image taken 30.5.21] Scarborough Bridge, York. This is a panoramic image. This bridge over the River Ouse is straight. Other images of this bridge today: #169806, #169807, #169808, #169810, #169811, #169812, #169813, #169814. Royal Mail … [more]

#169802, nearby

[Image taken 30.5.21] View from Scarborough Bridge, York. Royal Mail Sorting Office vehicle compound, looking towards the River Ouse. Less than 10 years ago the ‘vehicles’ were cycles. Spot the Beware Cyclists sign to the left of the gate. … [more]

#169293, nearby

[Image taken 12.5.21] Marygate car park, York. Two pedestrians using the steeper of the two slopes between the shared use ped-cycle route between Bootham Terrace/St Mary’s and Scarborough Bridge/the River Ouse. On the other side of the … [more]