Photos taken on your cycle.

crosstownk

Zyzz wrote: »

I noticed that last week..is it a shot gun round that has gone through the sign?

It's that big it could pass for an RPG!

Peter T

Probably a deer slug. Someone had a fair few goes with ordinary cartage's too.

Straatvark

Had time to stop an smell the 'roses' (fynbos) @ the Napier "Patatfees" (Napier Sweet potato festival)

c0rk3r

Cast Iron

Sun streaming through the trees yesterday evening.

Plastik

Two from Lanzarote last week.

jgreene83

Castletown Estate on the MTB

.ak

Quick pop into Phoenix park for a spin and testing out my healing knee over a few roots on the mtb. Had to take a breather though as it was melting today!

.ak

.ak

And these fellas...

iwillhtfu

A nice spin up north.



A bit of a ramp up to stormont. :eek:

paulgalway

Always remember those cranes from my time in college in Belfast.

They were named Samson and Goliath. They now have a preservation order on them.

Mercian Pro

Despite having gone up to Sally Gap many times from Manor Kilbride, today was my first time coming the opposite way. This is from the bridge at Cloghleagh beside St John's Church. Beautiful up there today.

smacl

Wrong bike for taking the left turn, straight on it was.

Thargor

Cycled down to Crone Woods carpark and hiked up through the forest after someone in the Hiking and Outdoor Board mentioned a trail that takes you along the Dargle river to the top of the cliffs where it becomes Powerscourt waterfall, lovely spot but legs were wrecked for the cycle home:

Moreilly

Spin along the grand canal towards Sallins yesterday morning, perfect weather for it ....

crosstownk

My first time to climb to the mast at Kippure. Great weather. Tough hill.

nilhg

Was on Gaeltacht visitation duty in Connemara this weekend, got two nice spins in, Saturday morning was a bit dreary, even damp, this morning was a bit better but that only encouraged the midges, you can't win I suppose....

Inagh

Connemara spins-1 by cilldara, on Flickr

Renvyle

Connemara spins-3 by cilldara, on Flickr

Tully Mountain

Connemara spins-4 by cilldara, on Flickr

Tully Mountain (the tribag is only for carrying the camera.......)

Connemara spins-5 by cilldara, on Flickr

Ballinahinch

Connemara spins-10 by cilldara, on Flickr

Roundstone this morning

Connemara spins-12 by cilldara, on Flickr

Roundstone again

Connemara spins-16 by cilldara, on Flickr

Daroxtar

crosstownk wrote: »

My first time to climb to the mast at Kippure. Great weather. Tough hill.

Should have put the chain on the big ring for the pic

crosstownk

Daroxtar wrote: »

Should have put the chain on the big ring for the pic

That would have been cheating

Straatvark

Cycled over Paarlberg ("Paarl Rock", named after the glittering granite peaks - "pearl rock") The town Paarl have quite a history, including the Afrikaans language. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paarl

No wind, mist in the valleys, blue sky - One of those days that can only be described with the words from Jean Bobet: "La Volupte"



A lot of wine is produced as well:

Idleater

Straatvark wrote: »

A lot of wine is produced as well:

If I ever get up the courage to go to South Africa... Your pictures do a wonderful job of showing the fantastic array of sights and scenery never (if hardly ever) portrayed.

Straatvark

Idleater wrote: »

If I ever get up the courage to go to South Africa... Your pictures do a wonderful job of showing the fantastic array of sights and scenery never (if hardly ever) portrayed.

Thanks. Always welcome - we have a spare bedroom, spare bikes and like to braai dinner with guests. Just let me know when you board the flight.

EDIT: (I am serious)

blobbie

nilhg wrote: »

Was on Gaeltacht visitation duty in Connemara this weekend, got two nice spins in, Saturday morning was a bit dreary, even damp, this morning was a bit better but that only encouraged the midges, you can't win I suppose....

If you are back out that directions, have a spin out the R335 between Leenaun/Killary and Lousiburgh. Simply stunning scenery.

nilhg

blobbie wrote: »

If you are back out that directions, have a spin out the R335 between Leenaun/Killary and Lousiburgh. Simply stunning scenery.

Oh, I've been up there before, base this time was in Cashel so even though I'd have liked to head up through Leenane and on towards Louisburgh there just wasn't time. Next year though......

Seweryn

Pushed some buttons on my commute to work this morning until the Odometer reading appeared on the screen... What a random number .
Just realised, we have cycled around the Globe in the space of two and a half year... and a bit . I could not resist to stop and take a snap shot...

SHOVELLER

On a scale of 1 to 10 how dangerous is this?

Also this has been going on now for well over a year and despite a garda station at the top of the road nothing has been done.

Dermot Illogical

SHOVELLER wrote: »

On a scale of 1 to 10 how dangerous is this?

0? 1?

The garda station on Kevin St covers to the middle of Wexford St. The side in your photo is Pearse St district.

SHOVELLER

Dermot Illogical wrote: »

0? 1?

The garda station on Kevin St covers to the middle of Wexford St. The side in your photo is Pearse St district.

0 or 1? You should try turning that corner when there's a car with you. One of the motorbikes there is in the cycle lane. Jokeshop

ckeego

SHOVELLER wrote: »

0 or 1? You should try turning that corner when there's a car with you. One of the motorbikes there is in the cycle lane. Jokeshop

"Accidently" knock one off it's stand and they won't be there for too much longer;)

Not quite as far up the scale of 10 as the cnut taxi driver driving up the bike lane at The Punch Bowl yesterday and then stops suddenly nearly taking out half a dozen commuters yesterday..Amazing how bad some of them are as so called professional drivers