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This is sign 10 on The View Finder Trail at Cymboline Meadows. The man with a racket denotes near by tennis court. This is the last sign on 28km cycle trail which goes half way round Colchester. A map is available through East of England Tourist Board Cycling Discovery Map 30, The View Finder Trail

This is sign 9 on The View Finder Trail, a 28km cycle trail around Colchester, Essex. Cultureshock Media have produced a short film for Firstsite Contemporary Art about the trail which can be seen on www.youtube.com/watch

This is sign 8 on the View Finder Trail, an artwork created by Michael Goodey in 2005. The cyclist on the path is captured on the sign opposite if he only knew it.

This is sign 7 on The View Finder Trail, an artwork created by Michael Goodey in 2005. This is quite a surreal idea as there is a road traffic sign sited in a county park, a place where clearly no cars are allowed to go? What does the sign mean? It is not a warning of some hazzard ahead but a depiction of the view in front of you.

This is sign 6 on The View Finder Trail, an artwork, created by Michael Goodey 2005. The view is from High Woods Country Park to the north of Colchester and offers one of the best views on the 28km trail.

This is sign 5 on The View Finder Trail, an artwork created by Michael Goodey. The view is from Greenstead estate, Colchester. Visible in the distance, and common to all the pics, are Town Hall spire and 'Jumbo' water tower.

This is sign 4 on The View Finder Trail, an artwork by Michael Goodey, created 2005 for Firstsite, Colchester. This view is across Greenstead estate, built 1970's, towards central Colchester.

This is sign 3 on The View Finder Trail, an artwork by Michael Goodey, based on ten different views of Colchester, Essex. This location is at North Towers car park, University of Essex.

This is sign 1 on The View Finder Trail, an artwork by Michael Goodey. Ten signs are located on 28km cycle trail around Colchester, Essex

This is sign 2 on The View Finder Trail, an artwork by Michael Goodey, created 2005. The trail is 28km long and can be found on East of England Tourist Board Cycling Discovery Map 30