Photos taken on 18th August 2009

#36413, nearby

Cherry Avenue bridge is open Location: Noble Square, Chicago (Illinois, United States) This bridge is for pedestrians, bicyclists, and trains only. The tracks have a unique treatment that allows bicyclists to ride on top of the rails ... [more]

#18470, nearby

The remains of the Abbey, one of the oldest bits of Cambridge

#18468, nearby

Skillful or foolhardy? Its a fairly common sight in Cambridge to see cyclists carrying loads of stuff on their bikes.

#18447, nearby

2m closure from Brampton Road facing towards Thoday Street.

#18446, nearby

One way system going into Fairfax Road.

#18445, nearby

Lorry weight ban going into Cavendish Road from Mill Road.

#18444, nearby

No entry sign (with cycle bypass) along St Philip's Road.

#18443, nearby

One way system along St. Philip's Road.

#18442, nearby

Lorry weight ban pointing into Sedgwick Street but probably referring to Wetenhall Road

#18441, nearby

2m gap preventing lorry access.

#18440, nearby

2m (6'6") gap implemented.

#18439, nearby

Limited lorry access into Ross Street

#18438, nearby

Lorry restriction entering Brampton Road.

#18437, nearby

Lorry weight ban, entering Brampton Road.

#18436, nearby

Signage going into Brampton Road

#18435, nearby

Sign showing end of lorry ban

#18434, nearby

Lorry weight ban, entering Cromwell Road.

#18433, nearby

Loading weight ban, possibly facing the wrong way - I think this is supposed to refer to entry into Wetenhall Road.

#18430, nearby

Raised table entry treatment to Glisson Road, using block paving. The small setts on the ramps are a bit rough for cycling but otherwise a good feature. The junction priorities have been reversed here to break up the long, straight run o ... [more]

#18429, nearby

Block paved entry treatment to Tenison Avenue signals the change to residential road. Laid flush with road surface here, no raised table or hump.

#18427, nearby

Zoom in for the larger version. Red circles have been added. Plan from Tesco's consultants showing that they intend to make deliveries from the front of the store, i.e. from Mill Road. This plan was circulated at the Cambridge City Co ... [more]