My picture of the day-Where's yours?

[Gravity Aided]

Yih wanna Coke withat?

 

[MissyR]

This was us on our joliies at the weekend..... Fantastic time camping with the southern friends and some biking on the sunday to blow the cobwebs away!

Two very tired girls but worth it

 

[Gravity Aided]

Went for a bit of a ride today, near to the old Ewing Property, where there's a doubletrack and singletrack trail connecting parks with a forest belt that leads to the Manor and the Theater for the Illinois Shakespeare Festival. I got back to the trail near an historic wooden-decked camel-back bridge, made so to clear the big, wide smokestacks on the wood-burning steam locomotives that ran on this line until coal and bunker oil came into widespread use.

 

[gb155]

Cragg vale and others around the area

 

[Eoin Rua]

Looking over the Mournes before dropping into Newcastle

 

[Idoru]

(Technically... yesterday's photos)

Took a trip up the coast, threw my chain slowing down, so I stopped to take a few photos, reminded me why I still live in this area of God's own country

 

[gb155]

Weeee

 

[Cycleops]

Rather nice image from this week's TDF.

 

[glasgowcyclist]

I went along to the annual Heavy Horses Show at the Museum of Rural Life last Sunday, what a cracking day.


GC

 

[Idoru]

There's always one so and so that parks across the cycle lane

 

[madferret]

 

[Gravity Aided]

I seem to find myself behind Rebel Lines.

 

[Gravity Aided]

Maybe these fellows can help...

 

[Teuchter]

There's always one so and so that parks across the cycle lane

Is that Rhyl lifeboat station?

About 20 years ago I spent a happy week driving all over North Wales with a Toyota pickup full of navigation equipment, helping to install a string of radio beacons in various locations along the coast. I can't remember now where we installed the one in Rhyl but one went onto the roof of Hoylake lifeboat station and another into the roof space of the arcade on the end of Llandudno pier.

As a student on a work placement, it was a nice change from spending most of the rest of the summer testing beacons in a workshop in Aberdeen.

 

[matthat]

Is that Rhyl lifeboat station?

About 20 years ago I spent a happy week driving all over North Wales with a Toyota pickup full of navigation equipment, helping to install a string of radio beacons in various locations along the coast. I can't remember now where we installed the one in Rhyl but one went onto the roof of Hoylake lifeboat station and another into the roof space of the arcade on the end of Llandudno pier.

As a student on a work placement, it was a nice change from spending most of the rest of the summer testing beacons in a workshop in Aberdeen.

I wondered the other day when i saw this is it Hoylake??