More of the cold snap's tectonic aftermath today. Potholes galore: lots of this sort of thing.
Craters thrown into sharp relief by the sun. Hopefully nothing gets thrown into the craters.
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What is real cycling?
It's not about lycra. It's not about racing, or saving the world, or crossing the Nullarbor Plain alone except for the film crew.
It's about the best way of commuting, shopping, sightseeing, socialising, partying, and generally just getting from A to B every day: by bike.
It's about the best way of commuting, shopping, sightseeing, socialising, partying, and generally just getting from A to B every day: by bike.
This blog was maintained daily from Jan 2009 to Sep 2010, and occasionally from then until 2013. My new blog, from Feb 2021, is at e2e.bike. It has hundreds of pages on cycle-touring across Britain, Ireland and the rest of the world.
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- Cycle Superhighways egged on at City Hall
- Potholes meet their Waterloo (loo, loo, loo...)
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I would feel at home riding there. In Canada our streets look like that for several months of the year due to the freeze-thaw cycles, though the snow plows tend to use the bicycle lanes as a place to store snow.
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