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summerdays

Cycling in the sun
Location
Bristol
I've had a quick rethink and I'm going to try to grab another entrance that I passed recently. Just not the ones in the centre of Bristol... So maybe more to come!
 

BigAl68

Über Member
Location
Bath
@summerdays you got most of the ones I was hoping to do. I think I may have to stay in Bath and get looking out for Georgian ones however it's raining and as I am leave I am staying on the sofa today.
 

Gravity Aided

Legendary Member
Location
Land of Lincoln
Why is that there? Is there a river there or is it purely decorative? (Not sure whether to call it a bridge or what?) and why is the Tarmac different, or is it to signify an entrance? (There seem to be some spaced out grasses in the distance).
It's a little bridge on a causeway over a small lake, to enter a subdivision near me. The small part that has concrete molded in a cobble shape is the actual bridge part, although we still have a good many brick paved streets here in town, and one factory delivery entrance with cobbles.(Beer Nuts)
 

summerdays

Cycling in the sun
Location
Bristol
It's a little bridge on a causeway over a small lake, to enter a subdivision near me. The small part that has concrete molded in a cobble shape is the actual bridge part, although we still have a good many brick paved streets here in town, and one factory delivery entrance with cobbles.(Beer Nuts)
I'm not a fan of cobbles, one of my previous work places was down a cobbled street and I have to admit to riding on the pavement sometimes to avoid them. They look pretty, but just not to ride on! There are a number of streets which are still cobbled in the centre of Bristol.
 

summerdays

Cycling in the sun
Location
Bristol
I made an effort to get out after baking profiteroles and found this:
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The Pound and it apparently had a lock up around the back which was for putting stray animals in.
 

Katherine

Guru
Moderator
Location
Manchester
I came across this today as I was exploring some different paths around Heaton Park today. It says on it that it was the colonnade for the original town hall and was moved to the park in 1912 when the lake was dug.
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Shame it's not yesterday and I could have fooled you all with my winning entry. ^_^:laugh::tongue::giggle:
It's got to be the grandest entrance to a boating lake ever!
 
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