Photos taken on your cycle.

Hmmzis

Great morning for a cycle, feels great to have the Sun out.

Brad768

Decided to divert my cycle due to the fires around Galway at the moment and went out to Oughterard. Went along the circuit used for the weekends racing couple of times.
excuse the over use of filters and crap quality in the pictures, took them with a blackberry and posted them on instagram first

velopeloton

Col de Tramassel this afternoon, looking and feeling more like winter than spring.





Lourdes on Sunday.

Icyseanfitz

tbf velo that looks tropical compared to us here

buffalo

smacl wrote: »

PJs, alas closed as we passed

I love how the pub named "AE O'Donoghue's" is called PJs.

Cookie_Monster wrote: »

A steam engine that's seen better days sitting in the yard of the Waitara Railway Preservation Society

Not the greatest preservation society, are they? :P

Cookie_Monster

buffalo wrote: »

Not the greatest preservation society, are they? :P

no...


a few usable diesel shunters, not mainline locos. TBH those locos look like they burnt down, a lot of the metal work has a melted look despite the rust.

Dubba

Roberts Cove, Cork yesterday in the wind and cold... but sunny so...

Garzard

A few of many photos from a cycle yesterday through the Wicklow Mts to Viewpoint. Brilliant view and cycle I have to say.

velopeloton

More rain and cold. Spring 2013 is terrible.


Vallée de Bergons.


Col de Spandelles, 4km from the summit, this time last year all the snow was gone from both sides of the col.

Zyzz

Somewhere out near Cloon, had this view for quite a long time which was breathtaking!

Garzard

A few more from the other day:

Zyzz

Spin out to the airport earlier, haven't been out there in quite a while considering the amount of time I spent out plane spotting as a child/teen!

Atlas Air 747 in the back


Flight path of many of the planes

smacl

Sallygap looking at kippure this afternoon, almost felt like velopeleton for a few moments there

setanta159

Out for a cycle earlier in the north of the Netherlands (Friesland). In photos you can see the cycling infrastructure (hopefully). In some areas you have separate roads for cars, others for agricultural vehicles and then for cyclists. Pity the landscape is so flat and bleak.

UTEOFTW

El Chalten, Los Glaciares National Park, Patagonia . With Mt Fitz Roy in background.

smacl

setanta159 wrote: »

Pity the landscape is so flat and bleak.

Wow, bleak it is. Don't think I could handle too much of that. I'd say the winds could get pretty vicious too.

Carpenter

setanta159 wrote: »

Out for a cycle earlier in the north of the Netherlands (Friesland). In photos you can see the cycling infrastructure (hopefully). In some areas you have separate roads for cars, others for agricultural vehicles and then for cyclists. Pity the landscape is so flat and bleak.

Sweet

Ole Rodrigo

A few more from last years bike trip(s) - Antrim, Galway and the Beara - looking forward to getting away this year

meercat

went for a spin with greyeagle today



also met this boardsie and cycled a few kms(sorry,cant remember your name)



on to monasterboice

oconnpad

That's me Meerkat, thanks for the help with the puncture probably saved me 20 mins

Good to meet you today, rest of your spin go alright?

Paddy

meercat

oconnpad wrote: »

That's me Meerkat, thanks for the help with the puncture probably saved me 20 mins

Good to meet you today, rest of your spin go alright?

Paddy

good to meet you too
yeah rest of the spin went well
cheers

Garzard

A few from Friday evening while on a cycle to the Hellfire Club then to Three Rock. More on the way. Hope this weather stays around for the summer!

mossym

3 peaks from kerry cycled over the weekend

caha pass first, done twice yesterday, once from each side


next up healy pass, done north to south, this looking at the descent, also yesterday


last of all, Moll's Gap this morning. bit of a change in weather

nilhg

523km round trip today to cycle 47km in support of my daughter who was running the Connemara Marathon, you'd probably put the bottle of water and packet of jelly babies on the Moon for less than it cost to deliver them to her on the course but it's always a pleasure to visit Connemara.




Connemarathon 2013-2 by cilldara, on Flickr



Connemarathon 2013-3 by cilldara, on Flickr



Connemarathon 2013-5 by cilldara, on Flickr



Connemarathon 2013-8 by cilldara, on Flickr

dogsears

Its outstanding isn't it? Doesn't the prospect of cycling down that make all the ascent work worthwhile? Love it.

mossym

dogsears wrote: »

Its outstanding isn't it? Doesn't the prospect of cycling down that make all the ascent work worthwhile? Love it.

no question but it does. and on a day like we had saturday, bone dry, sunny, it was absolutely perfect.

Garzard

More from Friday.

jimm

nilhg wrote: »

523km round trip today to cycle 47km in support of my daughter who was running the Connemara Marathon, you'd probably put the bottle of water and packet of jelly babies on the Moon for less than it cost to deliver them to her on the course but it's always a pleasure to visit Connemara.



Connemarathon 2013-8 by cilldara, on Flickr

Gosh nilhg, your poor feet look awfully sore after that.

nilhg

jimm wrote: »

Gosh nilhg, your poor feet look awfully sore after that.

Legs are shaved though, and fake tan and painted nails, I'll be the most stylish person up the Sally Gap on Saturday;)

RobFowl

jimm wrote: »

Gosh nilhg, your poor feet look awfully sore after that.

Sore but cute...