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[Shut Up Legs]

It's the stuff of dreams. You'll be back, I'm sure

I plan to. No thanks to le rhume et le mal de gorge, I did nowhere near as much cycling there as planned, so I have unfinished business.

 

[briantrumpet]

I plan to. No thanks to le rhume et le mal de gorge, I did nowhere near as much cycling there as planned, so I have unfinished business.

Pretty much a metaphor for life... but at least it's good to have something to aim for...

 

[briantrumpet]

The goal of my longest ride since my concussion last October: the col de la Bataille near Léoncel on the Vercors plateau. 85 miles done in the day, and 7500ft of climbing. So far, the brain hasn't protested. Fingers crossed...

 

[Richard A Thackeray]

Public Bridleway & 'Wakefield Wheel'
From Station Road, to Altofts Hall Road
Altofts



An almost (to me anyway) colour infra-red
It just seems to seep colour

Can't find any pictures of it, but this tree would be approximately where the 'A' of 'Altofts' is, on the little OS map
https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/1405344

I was stood here, on the bridleway, just south of the (shown) beck/stream

 

[briantrumpet]

"I can (almost) see my house", from the other side... somewhere in them thar hills. The view at the top of this morning's walk.

 

[craigwend]

 

[stoatsngroats]

The Albert memorial, today, during the Prudential London Freecycle.

 

[rualexander]

The goal of my longest ride since my concussion last October: the col de la Bataille near Léoncel on the Vercors plateau. 85 miles done in the day, and 7500ft of climbing. So far, the brain hasn't protested. Fingers crossed...

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There's a nice track runs off to the right on the treeline on that sloping hillside.
We had to venture down it when there a few years ago and the road was closed just beyond where your photo was taken.
The track eventually brings you back to the road a few miles further round.

 

[briantrumpet]

There's a nice track runs off to the right on the treeline on that sloping hillside.
We had to venture down it when there a few years ago and the road was closed just beyond where your photo was taken.
The track eventually brings you back to the road a few miles further round.

Indeed - there are some amazing tracks and paths around here - if I had a mountain bike I'd probably be exploring the tracks around here, and I ought to do more walking... but the roads ain't bad either.

 

[Richard A Thackeray]

Public Bridleway
Goosehill Lane (Warmfield) to Warmfield Lane (Kirkthorpe)

Closer to the northern end; https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/4481843
The 'PB' follows the hedge-row, halfway up the hill (on left); https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/356334

 

[tyred]

Overlooking Mulroy Bay

 

[stoatsngroats]

Actually yesterday’s, but I ran out of time to post!

 

[Vantage]

First night ride in a looooooong time.

 

[geocycle]

Had a lot of rain in the Dales so went waterfall spotting. First is Catrigg Falls, second Stainforth Foss. Both in Ribblesdale. Catrigg is a mile up a hill from Stainforth and relatively little visited.

 

[TeeShot]

Delamere Forest