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This listing only shows photos within a square radius of 15 kilometres of the centre of Cambridge.
Go to the national CycleStreets photo listings for photos beyond.
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This is the location of the start of the Friday Rides. Its on the Stourbridge Common side of Green Dragon Bridge, Cambridge. Zoom the map out to see the local area.
View (in early March) from shared use bridge towards Victoria Avenue bridge and along the river Cam. This area provides for leisurely cycling.
The Newall Buiding at Chesterton Community College, overlooks a large car park, outdated and tatty cycle parking is provided at the rear
Black Cat Café: Worried about 'Bird Flu'?? Don't be . . . . Nancy's just made a fresh BLUEBERRY SYRUP cake :-)
MG owners' club HQ - some vintage classics in their window - if you're into that sort of thing!
Gilbert Road ride. Here a Councillers member of the PDG, an officer and a local resident (opponent).
Totally illegible blue plaque above shops in Cambridge - commemorating Eglantyne Jebb, co-founder of Save the Children in 1919.
It’s quite odd at first but then you realise that you’ve seen a picture before, then it’s all okay; more of a passing huh than anything else.
View from the towpath (NCN11). Well, the other side of the river anyway. Cambridge Dragon Boat Festival September 2009.
View from the towpath (NCN11). Well, the other side of the river anyway. Cambridge Dragon Boat Festival September 2009.
Site of a proposed new Tesco store, the 15th Tesco-owned store in Cambridge. It will be important to ensure that deliveries are not made from East Road.
Madingley Hall (University of Cambridge Department of Continuing Education) - an easy bike ride from Cambridge.
Information sign at the 800 Wood (planted to mark Cambridge University's octocentenary).
A little sunshine makes the world a brighter place. Kings Parade with the Grasshopper Clock in the background.
Cambridge Market. Why drive into town when you can just wheel your bike up to the market stalls ?
Barrington is a picture postcard English village with the longest village green in the country.
Shepreth Wildlife Park makes an excellent family day out destination from Cambridge. Compact, full of interest, good cafe, and right by the rail station if you don't fancy riding home.
Example of low budget billboard on a parked bicycle. This cheeky outdoor display from a major store chain probably twists a rule or two on outdoor display advertising.
Old Roman Road going from Chilford Hall to Cambridge. The landscape is so beautiful that it is surprising how few people are using this way. Though the path could be less bumpy and a bit wider for a more comfortable ride.
Venue for Camcycle Conference 2008 More photos, see: http://www.camcycle.org.uk/map/galleries/49/
Kingston and Bourn Old Railway Local Nature Reserve - a footpath, entered by kissing gates
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