Photo listing : other (infrastructure)
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The three load-bearing blocks, and how they relate to the curved sides, of the Chisholm Trail river bridge.
Some wonderfully adroit sculpture provides handy cycle parking here in Dover for this cyclist who's about to swim over the channel to France (not shown). https://allpoetry.com/A-Shropshire-Lad #86175
You're not going to miss the cycle space in this double-deck regional train in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, are you? And I like that it specifies how many cycles it can take.
Neat cut in the path isn't new - it was already visible in July, maybe earlier - but it's a bit more noticeable now. I don't think it's the location of the old cattlegrid - that was at the end of the boardwalk.
Something has been built, and covered in plastic sheet, behind the row of piles - but it's not one of the 8 culvert sections which are still waiting in the compound.
Bus lane (introduced summer 2020) on the A1307 (in the south-easterly direction only). This starts just north of the junction with High Street, Babraham (where the photo was taken) and continues as far as the Four Wentways roundabout. T ... [more]
New Toucan crossing to connect the cycleway from Cambridge with the path that leads through the grounds of the Babraham Research Campus to Babraham. See also #152126
New Toucan crossing to connect the cycleway from Cambridge with the path that leads through the grounds of the Babraham Research Campus to Babraham. See also #152127
It’s a sunny evening in Gosport’s Falklands Gardens as a cyclist arrives after a ride down ncn 224 from Alton. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HMS_Coventry_(D118)
A view from the old platform of Droxford Station where ncn 224 is descending from the South Downs along the Meon Valley trail and heading for the coast at Portsmouth.
Chunky timber (?) sections occupying a plausible location for a culvert for realigned brook under ncn51
Dead end signs now in place at experimental modal filters. Just missing an 'Except Cycles' sign although the cycling direction sign is almost as good.
Taller piles, and the hole they contain is beginning to look big enough for a culvert on the new brook alignment. Meanwhile, detailed (cosmetic?) brickwork at the end of the jetty.
No, not digging a hole: material going from the heap and into the hole beyond it. More prep for embankment?
Somewhere in there, I think, is the part of the brook that must be realigned to make room for the embankment towards the Chisholm Trail river bridge
Cycling this very long downhill stretch of the Tarka trail surely fills a poor heart with delight. Rest here and enjoy the tranquillity with people of Pencleave Wood. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x9QJBFt9WdA
Fresh excavation of river bank where ncn51 jetty will rejoin - and lots of fresh material ready to be put somewhere.
I don't know if it's connected to Covid-19, but this cycle parking area at St Mary's School has been cleared out.
Timperley. link St George's Crescent and Arderne Road . A useful link connecting Timperley . This image shows the lack of a surfaced path along a desire line and onto the access point See also #150643 .
Timperley. link St George's Crescent and Arderne Road . A useful link connecting Timperley . This image shows the lack of a surfaced path along a desire line and onto the access point See also #150642 . Bizarrely half of this path is smooth ... [more]
Timperley. Stoney Bridge well named . A useful link connecting Timperley . This image shows the lack of a surfaced path along a desire line See also #150639 and #150637 . Peds on the left and the very narrow gap on the Right for cyclists
Timperley. Stoney Bridge path. A useful link connecting Timperley . This image shows the lack of a surfaced path along a desire line. The useful bridge is shown on this image #150637
Timperley. Stoney Bridge well named . A useful link connecting Timperley . The next image shows the lack of a surfaced path along a desire line #150639
Cholmondeley Avenue to A56 Timperley . A modal filter. Could do with some TLC and resurfacing. Useful to avoid the busy traffic lights A56/Park Road which have very little room to filter and are impossible for the nervous person on a bike
This modal filter was installed in Bateman Street in the past few days to "create more space for pedestrians and cyclists in response to Covid-19".
Pontoon for jetty installation at Chisholm Trail river crossing - preparing for overnight rail closure and work next to the rail bridge
A view from ncn 1 over Gillingham Reach towards the Isle of Grain. https://www.vizitit.com/PVDetail?PVId=1776
Pontoon, crane, and jetty section at Chisholm Trail river bridge - ready to install final three jetty sections
Urmston in Trafford near Manchester Chassen Road mini roundabout junction with Flixton Road widens for cycle to rejoin but is blocked forcing cycles into path of following motors
An eastbound cyclist on ncr 4 pauses at Surrey Quays to enjoy the high-rise skyline of the Isle of Dogs.
Brackets welded to pontoon enabled installation of jetty section under railway bridge without use of crane
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