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All photos in/around Cambridge

Showing items 7101 to 7200 from total of 16,940 items. Ordered by photo # descending.

Photo #	Photo	Caption	Categorisation
12439		Bridge over the M11 - a good gravel track east from here to Grantchester, a less good track west to Barton	Cycleway: Infrastructure
12438		Bridleway south beside the M11 to Cantelupe Farm	Cycleway: Infrastructure
12436		Cyclists should usually follow the pedestrian route - the horse track can be pretty muddy.	Cycleway: Infrastructure
12435		start of Barton-Grantchester bridleway	Cycleway: Infrastructure
12434		Start of Barton-Grantchester bridleway	Cycleway: Infrastructure
12433		Barton Road cycle route crossing New Road (to Comberton)	Cycleway: Infrastructure
12432		Start of shared-use cycle route from Barton to Cambridge	Cycleway: Infrastructure
12431		Five miles from Cambridge and, surprisingly for South Cambs, not a shared-use path.	Other: Infrastructure
12430		The former Cambridge-Sandy-Bedford railway - looking west to the Comberton road (photos 12426/7)	Other: Misc
12428		The former Cambridge-Sandy-Bedford railway - Lord's Bridge station.	Other: Infrastructure
12427		The former Cambridge-Sandy-Bedford railway	Other: Infrastructure
12426		The former Cambridge-Sandy-Bedford railway	Other: Infrastructure
12424		Comberton church	Destination: Misc
12423		Toft church - on a virtually traffic-free loop road	Destination: Misc
12422		bridleway from Toft village to church	Cycleway: Infrastructure
12421		Kingston church	Destination: Misc
12420		Great Eversden church	Destination: Misc
12419		Mowbray Road - very narrow cycle lanes	Cycleway: Problem
12418		Right-turn for cycles to reach the Trumpington Road crossing - useful, but it would be better if cars couldn't park so close. In any case the right-turn cycle lane is dangerously close to the main road junction.	Cycleway: Problem
12417		Sedley Taylor Road - a short cut for taxis and white vans, but still a useful route	Other: Infrastructure
12416		Sedley Taylor Road - a short cut for taxis and white vans, but still a useful route	Route sign: Infrastructure
12415		shared-use paths along Queen Edith's Way	Cycleway: Infrastructure
12414		cycleway leading north to Cherry Hinton Hall	Cycleway: Infrastructure
12413		crossing of cycle route south from Cherry Hinton Hall	Cycleway: Infrastructure
12412		Surprising - traffic calming on a dead-end street	Other: Good practice
12411		Very shiney new cycle stands at the centre of Cherry Hinton	Cycle parking: Good practice
12410		At last a sign!	Route sign: Infrastructure
12409		cycle route from Lucerne Close, Cherry Hinton, currently unsigned	Cycleway: Problem
12408		Cycle route signs missing	Cycleway: Problem
12407		cut-through opposite Tesco	Cycleway: Infrastructure
12406		cycle track at Cherry Hinton Bypass level crossing	Cycleway: Good practice
12405		start of cycle track past Tesco	Cycleway: Good practice
12404		Entry for buses and cycles only to business park	Cycleway: Good practice
12403		Buses and cycles only on Fulbourn Old Drift	Cycleway: Good practice
12402		A bit narrow, but it would be a useful cycle link.	Cycleway: Problem
12401		A car-dominated suburban street, so close to good cycle routes into Cambridge.	Other: Misc
12400		A bit narrow, but it would be a useful cycle link.	Cycleway: Problem
12399		Slalom and cycle bypass at end of shared-use path entering Fulbourn	Cycleway: Infrastructure
12398		shared-use path entering Fulbourn	Cycleway: Infrastructure
12397		Fulbourn - this area is very permeable to pedestrians, but not to bikes, buggies or wheelchairs. This should be opened up and signed as an extension of the cycleway along Cambridge Road.	Cycleway: Problem
12396		Fulbourn - there should be a cycleway starting from this layby.	Other: Infrastructure
12395		Fulbourn - there should be a cycleway starting from this layby.	Other: Infrastructure
12394		Fulbourn - this area is very permeable to pedestrians but not to bikes, buggies or wheelchairs. A few dropped kerbs would be a start.	Cycleway: Infrastructure
12393		Fulbourn - this area is very permeable to pedestrians but not to bikes, buggies or wheelchairs. A few dropped kerbs would be a start.	Cycleway: Problem
12392		Beechwoods Local Nature Reserve - an unexpected sight, given that there's a No Cycles sign on the gate, and not surprisingly unused.	Cycle parking: Infrastructure
12391		Rising bollards (morning rush hour only) - no problem for cyclists.	Cycleway: Infrastructure
12390		Close to Addenbrookes, but still blocked by pram-handles - no passage for cycle-trailers, buggies or wheelchairs.	Cycleway: Problem
12389		Close to Addenbrookes, but still blocked by pram-handles - no passage for cycle-trailers, buggies or wheelchairs.	Cycleway: Problem
12388		An important commuter route to Addenbrookes, well modernised.	Cycleway: Good practice
12387		An important commuter route to Addenbrookes, well modernised	Cycleway: Good practice
12386		Trumpington Road crossing (on route to Addenbrookes)	Cycleway: Infrastructure
12383		The path from Gough Way to Cranmer Road has to be closed for a day every year to prevent it being claimed as a right of way. In fact the gate was open and the path could be used.	Route sign: Event
12382		The path from Gough Way to Cranmer Road has to be closed for a day every year to prevent it being claimed as a right of way. In fact it was open here at the southern end.	Route sign: Event
12381		There used to be so much cycle parking here, on both sides of the road. Why oh why does the council care so little about cycle theft and convenient access? Is it totally in thrall to the developers and the bus companies?	Other: Problem
12380		Is there really room to reinstate a road here as well as an adequate footway?	Cycleway: Infrastructure
12379		There's an 'ole in it! separate paths on the new Riverside bridge.	Cycleway: Infrastructure
12378		Cycle route on trackbed of former railway - older footpath to right.	Cycleway: Infrastructure
12357		Shared use cyclepath signs on Milton Road and highworth Avenue corner coming from city centre direction.	Cycleway: Infrastructure
12356		Shared use cyclepath signs in the corner of Milton Road and Highworth avenue coming from Milton direction.	Cycleway: Infrastructure
12338		Wonderful plate on the wall of the Youth Hostel. Reads: "This youth hostel is one of many, both in this country and abroad, where young people regardless of race or creed, may spend the night. The buildings are diverse in character but they have a common purpose: to help all, especially young people of limited means, to a greater knowledge, love and care of the countryside."	Other: Misc
12337		Cramped modern development with cars dominating the outside space. "The Quills" in Girton. More details here: http://www.hembrow.eu/cambridgecycling/thequills.html Compare with a new Dutch housing estate: http://hembrow.blogspot.com/search/label/kloosterveen #11530, #11531, #11532, #11717, #11537, #11830, #11831	Other: Misc
12336		Cramped development with cars dominating the landscape. "The Quills" in Girton. More details here: http://www.hembrow.eu/cambridgecycling/thequills.html Compare with a new Dutch housing estate: http://hembrow.blogspot.com/search/label/kloosterveen #11530, #11531, #11532, #11717, #11537, #11830, #11831	Other: Misc
12335		Cramped development with cars dominating the landscape. "The Quills" in Girton. More here: http://www.hembrow.eu/cambridgecycling/thequills.html Compare with a new Dutch housing estate: http://hembrow.blogspot.com/search/label/kloosterveen #11530, #11531, #11532, #11717, #11537, #11830, #11831	Other: Infrastructure
12334		Camcycles	Bike shop: Misc
12330		Cavendish Road	Other: Misc
12329		New housing development - no gardens or pavements (apart from the one in the foreground), just car parks.	Other: Misc
12328		Cavendish Place	Other: Misc
12327		Surely there's room for cycle parking here - if only the council could be bothered to enforce its own cycling parking standards!	Other: Problem
12326		Cool panniers	Bicycle: Misc
12325		Now available in Sainsburys (and Tesco) - cycling supplies.	Other: Misc
12324		Pembroke St contraflow cycle lane blocked by a BT van - a particularly bad location, right by the junction.	Obstruction: Event
12323		Good quality (albeit uncovered) cycle parking at the new Stephen Hawking building on West Road, a student accommodation block.	Cycle parking: Good practice
12321		The Roman Road, Worsted Street, is a fantastic cycle road, and one can cycle with ease to Linton or Balsham, but the entrance from Wort's Causway is frequently being abused by fly-tippers. If you cycle through here and see fly-tipping, please report it to both the City Council and South Cambridgeshire District Council (the boundary is the centre of the path).	Other: Misc
12320		Van X377ECE blocking the mandatory cycle lane on Cromwell Road. This cycle lane is a hot-spot for illegal parking.	Car parking: Misc
12319		A taxi blocking a mandatory cycle lane during the morning peak. There are safer and legal places to stop in the service road to the left.	Obstruction: Misc
12318		Van parked in mandatory cycle lane (and on pavement) in Cherry Hinton High Street. The van obscures a cyclist's view of the segregated on road cycle lane, and is also in a bus stop.	Obstruction: Misc
12317		Large van blocking mandatory cycle lane on Newmarket Road, an added hazard is caused because parking is within speed camera capture zone. Will drivers be looking for cyclists or will they be more interested in their speedo because of the camera?	Obstruction: Misc
12316		May Gurney van and trailler dangerously left so that cyclists leaving the pavement (where they have to avoid both the lamp-post and the damaged bollard) have to swing straight out of cycle lane into main traffic flow.	Obstruction: Problem
12315		Car "YS 52 OAA" illegally parked so as to cause a dangerous obstruction to a cycle bypass lane in Cherry Hinton High Street. Reported to Police as incident CC20071206-358.	Obstruction: Problem
12314		The notices on Greg's cycle shop door. Many of them are rants against cyclists on pavements.	Bike shop: Misc
12313		If the crossing could be moved c50m south to this point it would set up a direct link from Parkers Piece into The Kite.	Cycleway: Infrastructure
12312		It's not just The Revolution - kitchen deliveries to Pembroke College blocking the contraflow cycle-lane.	Obstruction: Problem
12311		Resurfaced this summer (2007) and falling apart already	Pothole: Problem
12306		KE53 HKW (illegally) unloading in Downing St. cycle lane	Obstruction: Misc
12297		Petty Cury	Other: Infrastructure
12295		Who wouldn't want to drop a gear, accelerate and ride round that banked curve into Chesterton?	Cycleway: Infrastructure
12294		Riverside Bridge - the crane has finally swung out of view.	Cycleway: Infrastructure
12293		Bicycle Rock - where there were 40 odd spaces for cycle parking (see #2597) there is now a rock. I predict this will be used heavily to lean bikes against for parking.	Other: Problem
12292		Riverside bridge in place, still suspended from the crane.	Other: Infrastructure
12291		Riverside cycle bridge, newly installed by night	Other: Misc
12290		In order to join the pillar to the bridge the workman who is bent over had to cut out a new spacing plate with the oxy-acetylene torch.	Other: Event
12289		Preparing to 'pull' the main span onto the support pillar. Riverside Bridge.	Other: Event
12288		Bridge architect, Chris Dunn, shown here told me that the main span is 36m to the top of the support pillars. The pillars are at a sharp angle and so the span to the bases is 40m. The overall span of the bridge includes 100m across the flood plain, the main arch and the ramp on Riverside, totalling 200m. See short video at #12287.	Other: Misc
12287		Workmen lining up the bridge. You can watch the video by clicking on the photo or on the little play button below the photo, above. If you watch the video, and listen carefully you can hear the moment when the bridge drops into place. Some computers can't play the above video, so I have provided this alternative. If you can play .ogg files (see www.vorbis.com if you can't) try this higher-resolution version (25MB): http://www.camcycle.org.uk/map/data/video/lle000.143048n52.213322a002m000o_20071205_154151.ogg	Other: Event
12286		Contact! Its manual force that guides the Riverside Bridge into place.	Cycleway: Infrastructure
12285		Swinging the bridge into place	Cycleway: Infrastructure
12284		Jim Chisholm watching the big lift - the Riverside bridge dangles while the fittings are adjusted	Cycleway: Infrastructure
12283		The big lift - the Riverside bridge goes in (slowly)	Cycleway: Infrastructure
12282		Lets keep it that way ... except cycles of course!	Cycleway: Infrastructure
12281		Riverside Bridge, Cambridge being swung into place.	Cycleway: Infrastructure

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