Photo listing (misc)
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Anywhere else in the Netherlands this would be full of cycle parking - but Amsterdam's central square has other uses.
"Percy One Bike Night" - one of the smaller options at the Windmill Campersite, near Carisbrooke Castle on the Isle of Wight
Quite a few bikes have been fished out of this stretch of the Leeds and Liverpool Canal towpath, NCN route 68
How many of you had noticed there were at least 4 bikes painted on this wall? I hadn't. May try for a better photo when lockdown is over. Hard to get a good picture of this wall through the railings.
Sale Moor near Manchester . The motor traffic goes round this bend so fast during covid19 that these cones are being destroyed.
Not far from Ludwig Wittgenstein's grave is that of Arthur Stanley Eddington, who devised the Eddington numbers - the number of protons in the observable universe, and the maximum number E such that a cyclist has cycled E miles on E days.
Ashton on Mersey Trafford nr Manchester view from footbridge with steps. United Utilities sewage works. Those covers over the treatment beds are they solar panels as well ? Should /could they be ?
New illuminated cycleway alongside Ruta 12 south of Minas, Uruguay - that humped bridge is not ideal for cycling....
A slightly wobbly but otherwise usable track between Heywood and Rochdale Road. The views are very nice.
The surface is a little forgotten but it's quite a nice ride along the Manchester, Bolton and Bury Canal. Access needs to be improved though.
Hasty Lane: Once in the tunnel, however, the surface is much improved. This could be a valuable route if it were better taken care of.
Ironworks - new housing estate being built at the site of the old Mill Road Depot. Scandalously, this will not be a low-car development.
The bike that the Uruguayan national poet, Juan Zorrilla de San MartĂn, used when he lived in Paris
Where the food delivery riders wait for jobs in the old city of Montevideo - outside MacDonalds. (Elsewhere in the city they tend to use motorbikes or scooters.)
Charles Bradlaugh Statue, Northampton Founder of the National Secular society according to: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Bradlaugh
The surface here doesn't look great but it's actually nice and smooth to ride on. You can get some good speed here.
Adding this simply to show that choosing this route to cycle along would be a very bad idea. The north side is just about cycleable - but the south side is nigh impossible and very difficult even to walk on.
Don't enter the railway line to Accrington here - enter it further northwest! The path here is very narrow and unsuitable for cycling.
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