Photos taken on your cycle.

Planet X

^^^
Looking fit.

lennymc

its that 70s vibe.....

RobFowl

lennymc wrote: »

its that 70s vibe.....

I'm not even going to pretend that I'm not intensely jealous ........

crumliniano

A frosty morning meant avoiding a planned trip into the Dublin mountains for a few loops over Howth. Great morning, I'd almost forgotten how beautiful Dublin bay is.










Then on the way home I went over the East Link and swung past what I think is one of Dublins best modern structures

lennymc

It's an absolutely fabulous place to cycle over here. lovely roads, lovely weather, stupidly hard climbs.

drogdub

lennymc wrote: »

It's an absolutely fabulous place to cycle over here. lovely roads, lovely weather, stupidly hard climbs.

Fantastic, while I was slogging up the wind tunnell that is the Julienstown-Duleek Rd, you were cycling in that weather, I'm not jealous either

Seweryn

Hmmzis

Sunrise this morning on Military rd. Nice to have some light back in the mornings.

smacl

Hmmzis wrote: »

Sunrise this morning on Military rd. Nice to have some light back in the mornings.

Looks fantastic. Planning on going up there and maybe on to Laragh and Rathdrum over the weekend. Any sign of ice, or has it pretty much cleared up?

Hmmzis

smacl wrote: »

Looks fantastic. Planning on going up there and maybe on to Laragh and Rathdrum over the weekend. Any sign of ice, or has it pretty much cleared up?

No ice there this morning, though I didn't go to the dodgiest place there which is at the small forest right after that fairly sharp right bend.

seve65

Cronohill, near Kilworth.



app.strava.com/activities/40198677#662716718

Darkglasses

The road signs for the Wexford cycle loops are always a bit mysterious, but this one is just bizarre...Do they want me to go down there?

Raam

Darkglasses wrote: »

The road signs for the Wexford cycle loops are always a bit mysterious, but this one is just bizarre...Do they want me to go down there?

Yes, now get on with it.

Darkglasses

Raam wrote: »

Yes, now get on with it.

I would need one of these to go much further.

t'bear

Lose the hat or Doozerie (fashion police) will be after ya!

Darkglasses

t'bear wrote: »

Lose the hat or Doozerie (fashion police) will be after ya!

He might get sick all over my good stetson!

nilhg

Took the bog road yesterday,


bog road-2 by cilldara, on Flickr



bog road-1 by cilldara, on Flickr


On the way home passed where most of the bog will end up,


bog road-3 by cilldara, on Flickr

Roadtoad

That's where the slow horses will end up, now that we cannot sneak them over to the mainland!

route66

Roadtoad wrote: »

That's where the slow horses will end up, now that we cannot sneak them over to the mainland!

I thought the horses were coming *from* the mainland. Mind you, if there are any French or Polish boardies on here, they might disagree ...

nilhg

Roadtoad wrote: »

That's where the slow horses will end up, now that we cannot sneak them over to the mainland!

We wont open that can of dogfood worms.

aficionado

Biopace

Pink morning

GreyEagle

The light was great this afternoon at Mornington, near Drogheda. This is The Maiden Tower:
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/24354102/SAM_0484.JPG

The high tide was just on the turn in the Boyne estuary:
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/24354102/SAM_0485.JPG

markens2

Just a few hundred metres from my house on my way home after doing 70km for the first time. I reckoned I needed a souvenir.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/93267235@N07/8479117751/in/photostream

GreyEagle

The afternoon light was great at Baltray yesterday.
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/24354102/Baltray.JPG

cython

Darkglasses wrote: »

The road signs for the Wexford cycle loops are always a bit mysterious, but this one is just bizarre...Do they want me to go down there?

New Ross Road coming out of Enniscorthy? Signage in general around that neck of the woods can be very poor, so probably best to do the exact opposite of suggestions provided by any signs!

velopeloton

A winter ride in Val d'Azun


Col du Couraduque


Col du Soulor


Near Lac d'Estaing.

All photos with phone.

http://app.strava.com/activities/41094392

AverageJoe82

no they are inserted into the ground the right way, i use to erect crash barriers

Darkglasses

cython wrote: »

New Ross Road coming out of Enniscorthy? Signage in general around that neck of the woods can be very poor, so probably best to do the exact opposite of suggestions provided by any signs!

I've done all 3 loops now, and the signs are just bizarrely bad. When I did the first one, I thought someone around Kilmore had just went on a spree of turning signs around for fun. But seriously, they point in completely random directions all over the county. I just don't understand how someone can fail so badly at pointing a sign down the road...

GreyEagle

I'm sure the Co Council staff put them up pointing in the correct direction. I suspect it's our own yobbos who twist them round for a bit of 'fun'. A civics course in school and a little less drink might help a lot.