Photos taken on your cycle.

ado100

Fairy Castle - Tuesday.

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Garzard

Up near Ballinascorney today:

Moreilly

Near Carbury Co Kildare

Cookie_Monster

Kilkenny14 wrote: »

Mount Taranaki from Rutland Road

weird seeing that from someone else on here...
although it does beg the question why no boards jersey sightings yet?

dermo1990

Featherbeds this evening

Wishbone Ash

A few pics taken on my work commute in north Dublin today.

t'bear

I recognise that last pic, my Dad would drive that road to get to the golf club, but only when the tide was out !!

Paul Kiernan

t'bear wrote: »

I recognise that last pic, my Dad would drive that road to get to the golf club, but only when the tide was out !!

Eh, what road?

Wishbone Ash wrote: »

A few pics taken on my work commute in north Dublin today.

Lovely photos. Is the 3rd in Kenure? And where is that tree? The 6th also has me beat! You have a nice commute.

t'bear

Its the road from the Malahide side of the estuary and brings you out at Kilcrea

Paul Kiernan

t'bear wrote: »

Its the road from the Malahide side of the estuary and brings you out at Kilcrea

Yeah, but I don't see any road! Unless you drive along the foreshore and hope you don't get stuck in the sand with an incoming tide:eek:.

And do you mean the Donabate side of the estuary or am I completely bonkers?

Wishbone Ash

The Donabate/Swords side. It's strange that the road surface remains fairly intact despite being covered with sea water for half its life.

Wishbone Ash

Paul Kiernan wrote: »

Is the 3rd in Kenure? And where is that tree? The 6th also has me beat! You have a nice commute.

It's not my normal commute - I added a few scenic diversions.

3rd is Portrane. The very large tree is in Donabate. 6th is Lissenhall Green (or Estuary Road) Swords.

Wishbone Ash

The most obscure picture there is the second one. A Blue Peter badge to anyone who gets it.

(Those who know my real name will probably be doing a STRAVA search! )

petethedrummer

edit: wait no wrong

Wishbone Ash

petethedrummer wrote: »

edit: wait no wrong

Very cold!

petethedrummer

Here

Wishbone Ash

petethedrummer wrote: »

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Spot on. The road is now closed and even when open it was a cul de sac so very few would have gone under it.

xxyyzz

Moreilly wrote: »

Near Carbury Co Kildare

Nice bike but are you sure you have enough travel? that singletrack looks fearsome

Moreilly

xxyyzz wrote: »

Nice bike but are you sure you have enough travel? that singletrack looks fearsome

It's about 1k from my house , on that track i think the only time my suspension moves is when i sit on the bike !!! :rolleyes:

Garzard

Some from around the Glencullen area today:

rollingscone

Darkglasses

Just returned home from a week in Achill...Could not have been luckier with the weather. It's an amazing place, so much to do every day.

Unfortunately my camera broke early on, so I only have 2 half-way decent photos for ye. Unfortunately, they come from the one and only day that it pissed rain all day. Does not do the place justice at all - I think I've been pretty much everywhere in the country now and I think it's the most beautiful place I've ever been to. Especially in such rare, fog-free weather like me and my mates had. Happy out

slap/dash

new boston, new hampshire today. 58k 791m ....89/89 on one segment! haha

bookshop "sacred and profane books"!!!!

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epic fail:/

Cookie_Monster

Some snaps from a quick lunch spin today, cold but sunny

Fitzroy Beach


The wind and weather doe some weird things to the embankments along the coastal way


At the mouth of the Waiwhakaiho river, finally all kitted out with all the new bits and bobs


Mt Taranaki in the distance, cloud hat and all


One of the more fun sections of the walkway, wavy bit of path, great fun when empty and you have the hammer down.

Biopace

Lough Gar, Co Clare this morning.

petethedrummer

Wishbone Ash wrote: »

Spot on. The road is now closed and even when open it was a cul de sac so very few would have gone under it.

...and my prize?

irishbuzz

A cycling trip with some friends to the Rhône-Alpes region of France doing my best to give Velopeloton a run for his money

irishbuzz

For the day that was in it I had to call out to the beach in Greystones after the W100 today