Photos taken on your cycle.

Garzard

Ciaran OHara

Nice view over the bay in Dungarvan taken at the start of the month. Link below to a few more photos from our 1800km charity cycle around Ireland over 10 days just me and the missus.

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/4u156ffjzmi2wk3/dy1uG4OSl1

GreyEagle

At the western end of Fuengirola beach:




On the old bridge over the Gualalhorce river at Estacion de Cartama:

buffalo

Some from a recent Howth spin, and some wandering along the Dodder.

Paul Kiernan

buffalo wrote: »

Some from a recent Howth spin, and some wandering along the Dodder.

With all due respect to VP and others, I predict that this will become the most thanked post in this thread. Excellent composition.

buffalo

Paul Kiernan wrote: »

With all due respect to VP and others, I predict that this will become the most thanked post in this thread. Excellent composition.

Jaysus, I'll need a new helmet if you go on like that!

Laundry_Hamper

The top of Mullaghanish today.

GreyEagle

Photos take in the Montes de Malaga area:

Wishbone Ash

Viewing Point and Cruagh Road at Noon today.

wirelessdude01

Wishbone Ash wrote: »

Almost looks like there is frost on the trees.

Garzard

Two photos from this year on the Kilakee Road roughly in the same place. One during the snow and the next during the July heat wave.

Brian?

Wishbone Ash wrote: »

Viewing Point and Cruagh Road at Noon today.

Lovely bike. Don't see many other Fuji bikes in Ireland.

velopeloton

Autumn sunshine on Col du Tourmalet.

velopeloton

Col de Pailheres

Garzard

Two photos at the same spot of the straight section of the Old Military Road towards Sally Gap.

June 30



July 20



Past Sally Gap on July 20 - Declined quality due to auto fixing.

Lepidoptera

Really loving these 'same place, different time' photos Garzard. Brilliant to see how the world you cycle through changes throughout the year like that.

Dcully

Stunning morning for a spin photos taken between Stradbally and Portarlington in Co Laois.

Mr. Grieves

Great day to be out on the mountain bike. Made the 2 hour battle with my tyres beforehand totally worth it!

Garzard

Was up there today myself Grieves, nice evening to be out alright. Noticed a lot of people stopping to take photos of those sun rays!

mamax

Brian? wrote: »

Lovely bike. Don't see many other Fuji bikes in Ireland.

McLoughlins do the Fuji bikes, id love one
http://www.mcloughlincycles.ie/Cycle/racing_fuji.html

Garzard

Wondering what's going on with my photos lately - they're coming out a lot fuzzier than they should be even without being autofixed.

buffalo

After clocking up around 120km around Dublin/Wicklow, paid a visit to the Forty Foot for a recovery swim.

Mr. Grieves

Garzard wrote: »

Was up there today myself Grieves, nice evening to be out alright. Noticed a lot of people stopping to take photos of those sun rays!

Where's the second photo taken?

Paul Kiernan

buffalo wrote: »

After clocking up around 120km around Dublin/Wicklow, paid a visit to the Forty Foot for a recovery swim.

Wow, the forty foot in bib shorts, that must have turned a few heads?

buffalo

Paul Kiernan wrote: »

Wow, the forty foot in bib shorts, that must have turned a few heads?

heh. Luckily I have a couple of friends who live about five minutes away, so could dump the bikes there and do a quick change. Convinced them to come too, and we were able to grab a cup of tea to warm up again afterwards. With fudge!

Fathead

Mother nature was in charge of the food stop today.

wendell borton

Taken during the rebel tour, the healy pass and cahermore.

Garzard

Mr. Grieves wrote: »

Where's the second photo taken?

On that little dirt track leading up towards the mast. Becomes a dead end eventually into some bog or camping ground, not sure which. Was up around near where you were for a while until I went off up to the mast.

nilhg

Went up to Wicklow for the day yesterday,

Cromwellstown,



Luggala



The duck pond at Dunmurry just before home

buffalo

nilhg wrote: »

Luggala

Where abouts is that taken from/of?