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Parks and Commons
Jesus Green
Entrance from Park Parade opposite Portugal Street
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Two pinch stiles. |
Jesus Green Entrance from Lower Park Street (Path towards Jesus Lock)
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A single bollard creates a tight squeeze and prevents two-way cycle traffic using this busy path. |
Jesus Green
Entrance from Lower Park Street (Path towards Victoria Avenue)
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Again, a single bollard creates a tight squeeze and prevents two-way cycle traffic using this busy path. |
Jesus Green
Entrance from the northernmost pelican crossing on Victoria Avenue
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Two bollards and a pinch style block this busy cycle route from Midsummer Common onto Jesus Green.
If there was ever a justification for this, there certainly isn’t now. There are no animals on Jesus Green, and the “safety” fencing beyond (itself inconvenient to crossing cyclists) eliminates any purported risk of cyclists riding into the road without looking. |
Jesus Green
Entrance from the southenmost pelican crossing on Victoria Avenue
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There are four bollards and the remains of a pinch style, but there is enough room to get past. We’re well away from the road here, so these obstructions serve absolutely no purpose other than to get in everybody’s way. |