Photos taken on your cycle.

xxyyzz

Killarney

smacl

On the way to Valentia, going up Coomanaspig.


At the top of Bealach Oisin


and starting the glorious descent towards Glencar


Defo doing the ROK next year, what a landscape!

Dermot Illogical

I'm getting some Donegal hills into my legs this week. This is a pic taken with my phone just outside Malin yesterday evening.

langdang

More from Kingdom...

Looking down over Derrynane, Abbey Island, the Bull the Cow and the Calf in the distance, Dinish (or Scariff?) to the right.


Up til now I've been keeping most of my bike out of photo's to protect the delicate eyes of Boardsies from it's dirty hybridness, but I'll make an exception here...
Up early in the morning, before the tour buses hit...

ROK ON

@Smacl.

Did you have the bike on a car rack around Kenmare on Saturday. I was sure that I saw a hybrid with a brooks suspension type saddle and it stuck in my mind as being out of place.

smacl

Yup, that would have been me alright en route to a nice kayaking place with an at sea trampoline on the Beara side of Kenmare, just after the spin back from Ballagisheen. The sprung Brooks and 32c tyres are a joy where the paving just stops dead on some sections of the smaller roads, but the steed is more dray horse than thoroughbred.

Biopace

A few from Mayo, August Weekend,









taken with an ancient Nokia 6303, must get a decent camera one of the days:)

Raam

Atop Passo Pordoi in the Dolomites.

Raam

Here is the text of the monument.

SerialComplaint

The panorama over Dublin City and Dublin Bay from Kellystown Road on Friday morning, with the large blue tent for the Marlay Park gigs just visible in the middle-ground.

Coronal

I've been meaning to put some of these up for a while:

ednwireland

more from donegal
http://connect.garmin.com/activity/104695491

Vélo

The toll cost £1.50 for a bike to cross and the cycle afterwards was beautiful and there wasn't even a hill to climb.

Straatvark

RT66 wrote: »

Skerries last Friday. Stopped for a refreshing drink as the sun went down..

best place for sun-downers in Ireland!

kemase

Gap of Dunloe last Sunday:

gap.jpg

RobertFoster

On part of my spin today I took the Boyne Road out of Navan to get to the N2. A slight detour later and I saw this rail bridge. I didn't think it looked as ominous at the time





Turns out the line is disused, running between Navan and Drogheda. I've often passed under or by the large rail bridge in Navan, but it hadn't occurred to me that I've never seen a train on it until today

ThisRegard

The obligatory Lough Tay photo taken yesterday.
2011-08-09 16.06.06.jpg

Edit, does the photo need to exist somewhere on the web, i.e. do I need a URL of it in order to have it appear in the post ?

Slogger Jogger

@This Regard,

Great pic!

Yes. Your photo needs to be uploaded to a photo site, e.g. pix.ie, flickr. That'll give you a 'sharing' address that you paste into your post, and thats what makes it appear without someone having to click into it.

Signal_ rabbit

ThisRegard wrote: »

The obligatory Lough Tay photo taken yesterday.
2011-08-09 16.06.06.jpg

Stunning!

ThisRegard

Cheers Slogger and Singal_rabbit, happy with the image when I saw it on my laptop, it was actually taken from my phone. It was beautiful up there yesterday, quite isolated too, only met 2 other cyclists, one at the bottom of that climb and the other starting to climb Military Road when I was heading back to Glendalough.

I thought that was the case re. neeed a URL for it.

Signal_ rabbit

Image Shack is quite good and free

kemase

Another one for the Gap of Dunloe - the hard bit (going up, that is).

langdang

Must definitely make it back down to the gap of dunloe sometime soon. great pics!

ThisRegard - you don't need to use an image hosting site. Just copy the link to the attachment, and wrap it with

That's what I do, but I only put up small (display size and filesize) attachments. Putting up a big pic, with a link to the full resolution pic would be be best done through a image hosting site alright...

Hermy

kemase wrote: »

Another one for the Gap of Dunloe - the hard bit (going up, that is).

That looks like fun.

sy

Some photos on the Gironde SW France
This is an actual dedicated cycle path/road

which skirts this beach at mouth of the Estuary which is the largest in Europe.

Further down the estuary. Thirsty work at 32C


Most of the land is reclaimed and of course pancake flat


but beautiful

sy

These Carrelets are found on the Gironde and around the Charente Maritime

alexanderomahon

First ime posting on this thread. Took bike down to An Daingean

This is a small hill for some but a victory for me.

Looking back to Ceann Trá



Looking down towards Baile an Fheirtéaraigh

kemase

Last week round Caragh Lake, Co. Kerry


Ballaghbeama Pass on a cloudy day earlier in the week.

velopeloton

Pont Napoleon today, it's 80 meters down to the Gave de Pau.

Raam

I did some via ferrata under that bridge a few years ago. The walk back across the river on the wire bridge was scary.