Post up your interesting cycling photos!
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How do I upload my photos into the Quick Reply..? Apologies, am rubbish with computers
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Pyrenees 2008
Col d'Aspin
On the descent to Ancizan
View from Superbagneres
Col du Tourmalet0 -
iain_j - Have you ever been to Hoylake. That's a nice place to ride0
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Not that I recall. I tend to jump on the train to say, Chester to go out to the Welsh hills, or Preston to explore Bowland. Really ought to spend some time exploring the local lanes!0
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[Admin] Link fixed.[/Admin]Anyone else ride a Schwinn?...0 -
On the road is this road used in the manchester 100?My bike
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Yes.volvine wrote:On the road is this road used in the manchester 100?0 -
i thought i recognised it my mate i did the 100 with scared the life out of me as he was ahead of me but when riding through there he suddenly flew out of the tree line after taking a natural break i sh*t myself lol
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Yeah there's plenty places to go there
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I see Jodrell Bank in the background there... I need to go there asap! It's only 15/20 miles away, i've got no excuse really...0
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Summit of the Galibier, from the 2008 Marmotte - see the little ants waaaaaaaaay into the distance - some of those are my mates 8)
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goyt valley
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Sorry about the poor quality
Bealach Na Ba. Pass of the cattle to the english. 0 -
Is that Glen Coe?0
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This pic was taken while cycling the prom between Saltcoats and Stevenston.
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This is a view taken from the prom at Stevenston shore - its part of the Sustrans cycle network - think its route 73
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This is Hunterston Estate West Kilbride and its part of the Sustrans Cycle Route - Hunterston Peninsula
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who knows where these were taken?
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Lovely pics. The Delamere pics were nice - have you been to Summertrees and then take a left out of the cafe - great views over the hills from there.
I'm sooo taking my camera out at the weekend now.0 -
Bealach Na Ba now i was tired driving up there lol My bike
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holmeboy, my guess is Dumfries and Galloway / Scottish Borders, around Langholm, Tala, Sami Ling, perhaps.
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One of my regular routes contains a couple of level crossings. Sod's law this time said the gates were shut and so I patiently waited. After the gates were raised this family of ducks proceeded across the rails, round the corner and into a nearby garden. As my mobile was in my back pocket they were across before I could photo them on the crossing.
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Yep, all taken in the Border's, if you love cycling you'll LOVE cycling in the Borders.
Samye Ling Budest Monastery, Esk Valley
Hugh MacDiarmid Memorial, Langholm and
Tushielaw in "Border Lands".
Recommend eating at cafe at the Monastery and at Tushielaw. :shock: 8)
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Samye Ling is a good place to fill up your water bottles if you're heading through the borders. I've even booked a room there on a couple of occasions, although it has to be said that the food is strictly for the confirmed vegetarian with vegan tendencies!
It's used as a control stop for some of the longer audaxes, including London-Edinburgh-London.
a serious case of small cogs0
