Photo listing (misc)
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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.
These northbound cyclists on regional route 41 are crossing the River Deben by means of the Bawdsey Ferry.
A Wee Sign on the Kingfisher Trail and National Cycle Network in Enniskillen. This Wee Sign points in the way to go but does not say where ye will end up in Ulster.
///types.paces.jumped Tweet by Fenland police that they are using what3words https://twitter.com/FenCops/status/1113431947513143296
Not suitable for cycling (at least not for a while) but there's an old footpath alongside Hawke Brook that's been used for generations to gain access from Clowne Road, to Church Road, although it's a lot less used these days than 30 years a ... [more]
Old path from Clowne Road to Church Road than runs alongside Hawke Brook, a lot more overgrown and disused than it was in the 80s!
Former Shuttlewood water treatment works. Possibly a way of forming a connection to the old Oxcroft Branch Line and then onto Seymour from the Oxcroft/Bolsover area
Site of former Shuttlewood water treatment works, all been flattened now, but the old track to the site remains, and could provide access to Mill Lane/ the former oxcroft disposal point site.
Old lane up to Bentinck Road. The terraced houses were built for Oxcroft Colliery, and the lane was used by the miners to get to work until the colliery closed in the 1970s.
Drainage channels under Woodhouse Lane. There is/was an underpass here, it was filled in after the landscaping of the former pit tip was completed.
Why Shköder, Albania, is a cycling city - bikes were introduced by the Swedish consul in 1907. The only real infrastructure is plentiful parking, but that's enough for a strong cycling culture to survive.
Footpath towards Stockley Trail from Heath (it's a better route to use the farmers track at the side of the field that go through the middle of the field in my experience)
Access to "Ramcroft Trail" then onto Stockley Trail, using side of field that isn't used for crops. Ramcroft trial is an old Railway line that served Ramcroft Colliery until the 1960s, complete with flat concrete topped stone bridge ove ... [more]
Disused railway line that provides a great alternative to the footpath through the fields up to Heath from the Stockley Trail
Oh the irony! A Turkish airline suggests going to the Netherlands to enjoy cycling. Because virtually no-one cycles in Istanbul. (Approximate location)
Overgrown pathway on Church Road, flatter than the proper path which has deep ruts but needs some TLC to make it easier to bike on. Unfortunately this lane suffers due to motorbike use.
Track leading up towards A632 /arkwright /bridge. Not currently accessible on the bike, but could be a great alternative in time.
Clearance under bridge on busy road. There's steep banks of earth on either side of the bridge though
Bridge at busy A632 road, a good few feet of clearance under the bridge, on both sides. The bridge could be opened up and used as part of a cycle trail.
The canal may be dry and derelict here but there's a useful surface that can be used all year round.
Bridge on A632 at Arkwright, the bridge which replaced an old railway bridge, was constructed during the opencasting of the area and relocation of the village, allowing access under the road. It was filled in underneath after the opencastin ... [more]
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