Your bike in front of something different...

[Andy in Germany]

My bike in front of a very chic shop in an unusually tatty building, Emmendingen, south Germany.

Amongst other things, this is the local agent for "SMEG" kitchenware, purveyors of remarkably large pink toasters:

 

[tyred]

Former CDR-JC narrow gauge locomotive called the Meenglass. Dates from 1903 IIRC.

 

[Juan Kog]

Bygrave near Baldock

 

[FrothNinja]

A wall door, near Fence

 

[Jenkins]

Soham water tower with added cherry picker & workmen

 

[PeteXXX]

MBIFO a grinding wheel outside British Pepper & Spice, Brackmills, on today's ride.

 

[Solocle]

Hard Shoulders! Hard shoulders galore this evening.

 

[matticus]

Soham water tower with added cherry picker & workmen
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Your mobile phone masts are quite stylish down there.

 

[BoldonLad]

Penshaw Monument,

 

[Sallar55]

The D day piper without the bike.

 

[CharlesF]

That will be Bill Millin 4 Commandos lead by Lord Lovat also of the Lovat Scouts.

 

[BoldonLad]

Souter Lighthouse, Whitburn, Tyne-Wear.

 

[matticus]

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Souter Lighthouse, Whitburn, Tyne-Wear.

oooooh, so close to perfect framing and timing! Have to dock you a mark for not having the sun quite lined up.

(Just needs to be a tad to the right - maybe wait another 10mins next time? )

 

[BoldonLad]

oooooh, so close to perfect framing and timing! Have to dock you a mark for not having the sun quite lined up.

(Just needs to be a tad to the right - maybe wait another 10mins next time? )

"Framing" what's that? My photography skills are such that I am happy to get the bicycle and the lighthouse in the picture, anything else is a bonus

 

[gtmet]

... in front of the new environmentally, sound, cheaper, invisible pylons for the Hinckley Connection Project, supposedly supplied in response to local concerns about the visibility of old fashioned 400 kV lattice pylons.

Now that I have seen them close to I am not sure whether they are as bulky and obvious as I expected. It is difficult to judge without putting a nearby 400m kV lattice line to compare; but I still suspect that what is probably a monocoque assembled off site is the reason for the haul roads stretching right across the county.