Photos taken on 2nd March 2010

#21801, nearby

The new-look Hythe Station featuring artwork by Dale Devereux Barker and poetry by Martin Newell.

#21401, nearby

The reflective strips on the black-painted gate at the exit from Parker's Piece show up well in the flash from a camera. Otherwise the gate is almost invisible. Visible or not, it narrows considerable the route on and off Parker's Piece, fo ... [more]

#21160, nearby

'End of cycle route' sign - no mention that it continues on the far side of the road. No joined-up thinking at Cambs County Council.

#21159, nearby

A bit of white paint would suffice to create a good link on the Madingley-Bar Hill cycle route.

#21158, nearby

Mountain bikes only as a rule on this bridleway.

#21157, nearby

Possibly not intended as a cycle route, with benches on one side and water on the other...

#21156, nearby

A very discreet cycle sign at the new entry from the Coton cycletrack to the West Cambridge site.

#21155, nearby

Would it be so hard to add a little sign indicating the quiet cycle route to Cambridge a couple of hundred metres further south?

#21154, nearby

Two mini-Sheffield stands at the Plough, Coton.

#21153, nearby

The West Cambridge site now has a peculiar road lay-out, presumably designed to discourage driving through the site, but which can confuse cyclists - better signage needed!

#21152, nearby

Limited cycle parking by the new access from the Coton cycletrack to the Cavendish Lab and the West Cambridge site.

#21151, nearby

New access from the Coton cycletrack to the Cavendish Lab and the West Cambridge site.

#21150, nearby

New access from the Coton cycletrack to the Cavendish Lab and the West Cambridge site.

#21149, nearby

New access from the Coton cycletrack to the Cavendish Lab and the West Cambridge site.

#21148, nearby

New access from the Coton cycletrack to the Cavendish Lab and the West Cambridge site.

#21147, nearby

'End of Route' - permanently closed, in fact, due to the new access to the Cavendish Lab just west (see following photos).

#21146, nearby

'Cycle lane - no parking' sign and bollards at Cambridge University Library - but wouldn't yellow lines have done a better, cheaper and less intrusive job?

#21145, nearby

'Cycle lane - no parking' sign and bollards at Cambridge University Library - but wouldn't yellow lines have done a better, cheaper and less intrusive job?