A cyclist travelling along a tree lined avenue in Dorset

Happy cycling by Boards of Canada | www.youtube.com/watch?v=w1GyfNca2vk

Just another 200 miles and you'll reach London!

It's somewhere in Southport ... but do you know where?

Here's a clue ... you have to look up.

But with no sun

We were on a bicycle tour from Islamorada to Key West by Discovery Bicycle. This shadow of the bicycles on top of the van was created when we were crossing a bridge.

Tenuous Link: shadow

Nikon FM2 + Nikkor 1.8/50 + Tri-X

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Kathmandu, Nepal. A permanent fixture on the roads of the country capital

Cycle Path near West Derby. Liverpool

Cycling Mother Earth's highways

Really busy at the Lachine Canal. Was almost run over a couple of times.

Check it out on Strava

www.strava.com/activities/933063409

Never easy grappling with a camera when cycling along even my Olympus point & shoot but this is the best.

Interesting temperature contrast, -2c in freezing fog for the first hour or so rising to +18c just after lunch.

As weather goes though I will happily accept more of this!

40°F, 19 mph winds and steady rain. I settled for seven miles today.

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14th Avenue near Radio Terrace, San Francisco

Pentax K1000 - Kodak UltraMax 400 - Ohio River Greenway - Indiana

So much has been said about style vs safety that this second photo is included to demonstrate that she takes precautions for both her arrival and departure.

Saratoga Springs, NY

Sony A7 with Canon FD 50mm F1.8 on a Fotodiox adapter.

... more at the street spot.

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Naughty Betty At BCLM.

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Taken on the Bailey bridge which is a pedestrian and cycle bridge near Tywyn.

Forgot to change my iso to 100 :)

The Yakima Cycle Shop's animated neon sign is now part of the Yakima Valley Museum's Neon Garden. Next to it is a sign for an office supply store.

handy for carrying shopping, (grand)children, dogs etc.

I wanted to capture the cyclers that kept on going. This was taken by the Schelde in Branst, a popular place for cyclers.

Polaroid 100 ID UV Expired 2005

The Western Cycle building came down this week in order to make way for the Valley Line West LRT expansion. The iconic store and its sign stood on 124 Street for 80 years. I shot this photo in August 2019.

The sign was salvaged for the Edmonton neon sign museum.

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The five-wheeled cycle… could you image having this many stabilisers on your bike? The Post Office trialled the “Hen and Chicks” pentacycle for delivering mail in 1882.

Although postal workers had used bicycles for years, a new parcel delivery service meant staff needed to carry much bulkier loads. It also saw their job title changed from letter carriers to postmen for the first time.

The pentacycle had huge baskets and five wheels, and looked like a lot of fun to ride. However, its popularity never extended beyond the town of Horsham, in West Sussex, where its inventor lived!

The pentacycle is one display in The Postal Museum, London.