Photos taken on your cycle.

velopeloton

2km up the climb to Hautacam, looking over Argeles-Gazost. In the distance you can see the heavy rain falling on Col du Soulor.

vektarman

High tide at Custom House Quay to-day.....

Cookie_Monster

I'm back for two weeks, got out around Dunmore East adn Waterford today on a borrowed bike

Twas a lovely day to be out

Cookie_Monster

Out again today, other side of the bay though down to the lighthouse, ferry was €3 return, good value and we timed it pretty well, no waiting
Not as nice a day but still ok.
Passage East Ferry


Hook Head Lighthouse


The Atlantic

velopeloton

Col du Tourmalet. 1.5km from the summit.



Cambasque


Cambasque

kerry4sam

I was going to post the following picture in this thread, but thought I might be asked to leave that thread if I did so here she is.



She can be found somewhere around Lough Derg! My sense of direction was going at that point so I cannot tell you exactly where , but isn't she lovely!

smacl

kerry4sam wrote: »

isn't she lovely!

Could do with a bit less railings and a bit more bike in the photo, but she looks like a comfy tourer. If this is your bike, and looking at your log and the mileage you're putting in, if the funds become available, you should consider a road bike.

coastwatch

smacl wrote: »

Could do with a bit less railings and a bit more bike in the photo, but she looks like a comfy tourer. If this is your bike, and looking at your log and the mileage you're putting in, if the funds become available, you should consider a road bike.

I think that's a flower pot stand maybe kerry4sam could take another photo next spring to confirm? Agree about the railings

biketard

Still enjoying this thread immensely. Please keep posting these lovely photos.

I took a few photos while doing one of my favourite climbs over here in Taipei at the weekend.

Still in the lowlands. A lot of farmland at this stage:



Every so often you come across these nice wee bridges, usually connecting a house to the road.



A lot of crappily-constructed shacks by the side of the road too, unfortunately:



And you occasionally come across a monastery too. This one's a Carmelite Monastery (if you zoom in you can see it written over the arch).



A lot of the views look like this though:





Near the highest part. Really starting to ramp up now.





Another view of that last one:



Not quite sure what this is, but it's very pretty. A lot of cars park here cos people come up and hike from here.



One of the many temples you'll see on any trip out:



There's a cable car up to the top of the mountain. Here's a photo from near the top, showing it, as well as the city centre in the background. You can see Taipei 101 down there, the tallest building in the world until a couple of years ago.



And here's me at the top. I swear I was trying to smile, but the sun was really making me squint.

derv

I was down in Ballyhoura yesterday.
Blue skies all day. Cracking day for it.





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meercat

lovely pics biketard
nice storyboard too
cheers

DaveyDave

Took this yesterday afternoon before cycling up Ticknock Road.

biketard

meercat wrote: »

lovely pics biketard
nice storyboard too
cheers

Thank you.

Sundy

Here's a pic from my weekend cycle in Perth. Its pretty and warm and the riding is nice, pretty stiff wind mostly though.

But its never the same as home. Love looking at the pictures posted up here

velopeloton

Winter is here.


Port du Boucharo, near Gavernie Ski Station.



Cirque du Gavernie


4km from the summit of Col du Tourmalet.

sy

Great shots velopeloton. What temp at summit?

velopeloton

sy wrote: »

Great shots velopeloton. What temp at summit?

Out in the sun 4c. In the shade -2c.

Lusk Doyle

sy wrote: »

Great shots velopeloton. What temp at summit?

He gave up 4kms from the top so can't actually say!!!

Morrisseeee

Cycling in Mayo (is to be recommended)



/photos taken of cyclists while driving

Cookie_Monster

And Summer is here!!

The colour of the sea today was incrediable!

mp2012

Mount Leinster looking inviting last night but too far and too late.

Seweryn

mp2012 wrote: »

Mount Leinster looking inviting last night but too far and too late.

Where exactly is the place you took the photo from ?

Biopace

Keeper Hill this morning, damn it was cold!

monkeyslayer

Kippure Estate, this morning

mp2012

Seweryn, photo taken here, on one of my short loops from home.

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blorg

monkeyslayer

Sally Gap, Yesterday

nilhg

Hard to follow some of the shots and locations in this thread;) Great stuff folks.


Nice morning today so I decided to take a different route to one of my more normal spins, I left the flatlands of the Curragh,


Wicklow Spin 11-11-1 by cilldara, on Flickr

and headed on through Kilcullen in the direction of Dunlavin


Wicklow Spin 11-11-3 by cilldara, on Flickr

passing Gormanstown Church on the way,


Wicklow Spin 11-11-2 by cilldara, on Flickr

From Dunlavin I headed to Hollywood and up the hill towards the Wicklow Gap,


Wicklow Spin 11-11-4 by cilldara, on Flickr

I didn't go all the way up though, turning instead for Valleymount and back towards the Lakes


Wicklow Spin 11-11-1-2 by cilldara, on Flickr

Nice colours to be seen on the road back to Blessington, even if this shot does them no justice.


Wicklow Spin 11-11-5 by cilldara, on Flickr

From there it was the drop back into Naas and the flat road home across the bog by Blacktrench and Clongorey.

A very enjoyable day out.

velopeloton

Arrens


Col du Borderes.

Lusk Doyle

blorg wrote: »

Did the monkey attack you wheel?