Photos taken on 2nd September 2009

#18878, nearby

Soon after the worryingly narrow footway on the Ouse Viaduct (photo 18875) the route reaches the eastbound bus stops as a 3m width shared use footway. (Cycle parking is provided on the other side of the busway, off-camera to right.) The pin ... [more]

#18877, nearby

At Station Road, new construction, only guided buses to be allowed to proceed across the bypass road to the park and ride site and on towards Cambridge. A car trap to be installed. Cycles apparently to join the footway here, to cross the by ... [more]

#18876, nearby

St Ives bypass, at guided bus and cycle route crossing, P+R site behind camera. Here and elsewhere in this development the shared-use footway is faulty, with lamp columns and signposts obstructing a too-narrow surface, and right-angle turns ... [more]

#18875, nearby

New Ouse Viaduct (Guided Bus replaces railway) with very narrow path under construction. Path is to be dedicated as public bridleway, but is too narrow and frighteningly close to fast-moving buses.

#18736, nearby

Footpath from Babraham to Stapleford, clearly used by commuters to the Babraham Research Campus.

#18735, nearby

Footpath from Babraham to Stapleford, clearly used by commuters to the Babraham Research Campus.

#18734, nearby

Bridge over the River Granta on the Babraham-Stapleford footpath.

#18733, nearby

Junction of the Babraham-Stapleford footpath with the farmtrack which will form the spine of any Stapleford-Babraham-Granta Park cycle track

#18732, nearby

Footpath from Babraham to Stapleford

#18731, nearby

The Babraham-Stapleford footpath crosses this private farm road (owned by the Babraham Research Campus) - definitely no public access.

#18730, nearby

Footpath from Babraham to Stapleford (the pedestrian gates are exactly the right size for a standard bike)

#18729, nearby

Footpath past the Babraham Research Campus

#18728, nearby

Footbridge across the River Granta to Babraham church.

#18727, nearby

Footpath from Babraham church to Stapleford (the gates are exactly the right size for a standard bike)

#18726, nearby

Cycle (and emergency) access only to Babraham church (so OSM is wrong to show car parking at the church).

#18725, nearby

It wouldn't be hard to fit in a two-way cycle track here by the A505.

#18724, nearby

The new ultra-low energy Sawston Medical Centre (approximate location) - lots of disabled and cycle parking, but given its location right at the south end of the village most of the parents with young children and old people who are its mai ... [more]

#18723, nearby

Asphalted cut-through in Sawston

#18722, nearby

junction of paths in Sawston

#18721, nearby

Useful cut-through in Sawston.

#18720, nearby

New police station at Sawston - disabled parking but no cycle stands.

#18719, nearby

Addenbrookes Access Road

#18718, nearby

Badly placed End of Cycle Route sign - in fact this is the start of the cycle route alongside the Addenbrookes Access Road, to the left.

#18714, nearby

Cambridge Cycle Centre (bikes to sell/rent on the right)