Photos taken on 1st June 2008

#35703, nearby

Short piece of footway cycle track on Edinburgh Road at traffic signals, blocked by parked cars

#28419, nearby

Ford crossing spillway from Monkland Canal - with smooth concrete base

#14070, nearby

Caught! - One of the photomap's authors made this prohibited right turn and accepts that he has to pay the £60 fine (double or triple if late). Note: before paying the fine I did some research, and found some interesting case law to do ... [more]

#13878, nearby

This is a secure entrance to the military barracks in Assen, Netherlands. The turnstile is for a person to pass into or out of the area, the gate on the right is for their accompanying bicycle. It is very rare in the Netherlands to find ... [more]

#13863, nearby

Bateman Street is two-way at this point so this is not a contraflow cycle lane - but it still seems odd that parking in it should be allowed at weekends and evenings.

#13862, nearby

Sunday morning - not many Premier stands in use at Cambridge station, but otherwise bikes parked everywhere.

#13861, nearby

Cycle pound for abandoned bikes at Cambridge station.

#13860, nearby

A dropped kerb would be good.

#13859, nearby

'No access to footbridge' - it's a cycle bridge! and this could develop into a useful cycle route.

#13858, nearby

New housing on Rustat Avenue - there's more space for wheelie bins than for bikes, and it's under cover too - a comment on our society!

#13857, nearby

New Rustat Avenue housing - the developers may have thought they were being generous with cycle parking but in fact it's woefully inadequate.

#13856, nearby

New Rustat Avenue housing - the developers may have thought they were being generous with cycle parking but in fact it's woefully inadequate.

#13855, nearby

Path on south side of new Rustat Avenue housing,

#13854, nearby

Coleridge Recreation Ground - there are no signs to indicate if cycling is allowed or not, but it certainly closes overnight.

#13853, nearby

Path from Fanshawe Road to Coleridge Rec.

#13852, nearby

It'd be good to have access here to a 24-hour cycle route around the Coleridge Recreation Ground.

#13851, nearby

Footpath from Fulbourn Road service road to bus stop on the main road.

#13850, nearby

Footpath leading to the Fulbourn Road - if the lights were further apart, there could be a crossing direct to the cycle route visible to the right.

#13849, nearby

Segregated cycle route leading to the Fulbourn Road - if the lights were further apart, there could be a crossing direct to the service road visible to the right.

#13848, nearby

Track from Fulbourn to the Fleam Dyke (and to the left a real footpath)

#13847, nearby

Track from Fulbourn to the Fleam Dyke.

#13846, nearby

Very rideable footpath crossing the Fleam Dyke, east of Fulbourn.

#13845, nearby

Footpaths crossing southwest of Great Wilbraham

#13844, nearby

Great Wilbraham Home Farm level crossing - footpath only, although perfectly rideable farm track throughout.

#13843, nearby

Footpath past Home Farm, Great Wilbraham - the landowners clearly don't want any bikes slipping through.

#13842, nearby

Footpath past Home Farm, Great Wilbraham - on decent farm tracks throughout and perfectly useable by bikes.

#13841, nearby

Excellent-quality bridleway east of Bottisham.

#13840, nearby

Byway by A11 - only really suitable for mountain bikes and horses.

#13839, nearby

Byway alongside A11

#13838, nearby

Track alongside the A14

#13837, nearby

Bridleway south from Swaffham Heath Road.

#13836, nearby

''Cyclists Dismount' - well, arguably if you want to cross the road, but certainly not to continue on National Cycle Network route 51 around the corner to the left.

#13835, nearby

Darwin Farm Shop - not far from town on National Cycle Network route 51.

#13834, nearby

Cars parked on cycleway by Newmarket Road

#13833, nearby

A good cut-through to a new housing development.

#13832, nearby

A real cyclist-killer of a pothole. [fixed within ten days of posting this photo]

#13831, nearby

A real cyclist-killer of a pothole. [fixed within ten days of posting this photo]

#13830, nearby

Nigel Deakin (second from left) and fellow CTC members leaving Cambridge to ride the End-to-End - naturally Nigel has a LeJog-blog.