Photo listing : destinations (infrastructure)
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Gondolas - well it is Venice. The church is Chiesa di Santa Maria dei Miracoli and in the film "Don't Look Now" the character played by Donald Sutherland is seen running over that bridge.
The view from Gleniffer Braes Country Park. The path through here is of variable quality, ranging from old asphalt to unmade worn path across the ground, and one section at the bridge over the Gleniffer Burn was too rocky to cycle. There is ... [more]
Ammerland cycleroute between Westerstede and Bad Zwischenahn, going through the Baumschule von Ehren tree nursery.
NCN regional route 15 goes around the outside of the Roman fort at Reculver, but why wouldn't you wheel your bike the direct way to see the church?
NCN regional route 15 goes around the outside of the Roman fort at Reculver, but why wouldn't you wheel your bike the direct way to see the church?
NCN regional route 15 goes around the outside of the Roman fort at Reculver, but why wouldn't you wheel your bike the direct way to see the church?
Cyclists at the Hot Numbers roasters and café, Shepreth, on the A10 cycleway - a regular stop now for cycling groups.
Plaque noting that Britain's first woman prime minister, Margaret Thatcher once lived here. Rather little is made to celebrate her compared to Newton.
Statue of Amy Johnson who was a pioneering English pilot who was the first woman to fly solo from London to Australia, was born in Kingson on Hull. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amy_Johnson
The Humber Bridge from the river beach. Check whether it is open for walking/cycling at: https://www.humberbridge.co.uk/
Lucignano d'Arbia is a lovely little village on the old Via Cassia which is now separated from the Via Francigena by a river - it should be possible to divert here using quiet roads.
River Weser-Radweg D9 at the Valentin submarine factory war memorial at the Bremen suburb of Rekum. This bunker was built to construct German U-boats during World War II. The site was secret and not shown on maps and erased from aerial phot ... [more]
Conwy Culture Centre https://www.conwy.gov.uk/en/Resident/Libraries-Museums-and-Archives/Conwy-Culture-Centre/Conwy-Culture-Centre.aspx
Groningen, Drenthe and Lower Saxony are working on a new train link Groningen – Oldenburg – Bremen called Wunderline. Campaigners want to add cycleway via Bourtange and Küstenkanal called Wunderfietspad: https://iitm.be/Wunderfietspad ... [more]
[UPDATE: The floodgates have been replaced. The route re-opened 19.11.21] [Image taken 19.5.21] Esplanade/Wellington Row, York. The Perky Peacock remains open. There are cycle racks (though no toilets) and people seem to be finding it despi ... [more]
A lot of new buildings are rising around Oldenburg's old harbour and along the river Hunte at the Havekant development. Opening the footpath on the eastern side of this rolling bascule railway bridge would create a short cut for cyclists be ... [more]
Oldenburg's rolling bascule railwaybridge over the river Hunte has a footpath attached on both sides. The rail network operator DB Netz AG is blocking the footbridge on the city facing, eastern side of the rolling bascule bridge. Re-opening ... [more]
[Image taken 25.4.21] New Walk, York. Ice cream boat (Two Hoots). Accessible on foot, on cycle and by water - there's a window/serving hatch the other side, too. One of the team is Ryan who sometimes cycles with a trailer: #166522
Bluebell wood by the Ayot Greenway to Wheathampstead (NCN route 57), on the former Welwyn Garden City-Luton railway
The Sun - start of a scale model of the solar system by the Rhine through Bonn In German: Planetenlehrpfad https://www.openstreetmap.org/relation/5128939
Outside Lund's Konsthall (contemporary art gallery), I don't think this is meant to be cycle parking...
Mountain biking is pretty popular in Bohemia / Ceska Lipa. Here a couple of MTBs on phonolite rock top of the Klíč, just north of Nový Bor.
The Truck Trike Saturn Stop café at the former Naburn station, on the Solar System Greenway (the Trans Pennine Trail, NCN route 65).
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