Photos taken on your cycle.

Nearly had a post to make in the "I fell off my bike..." thread when I hit this bog drain

A right how-do-you-do on the side of the road.

Who uses these? BB guns? Motor cyclists?

I've no idea how it got into my kit bag.

For those of you frequenting the Barrow blueway, there's a new coffee dock about a kilometre from Clogheen bridge (basically as you leave Monasterevin) head Athy direction

Did a bit of exploring, and accidentally picked up the kom for a loop of this lake

Finally, an obligatory gate shot

There seems to be a manufacturer mark, but I couldn't really make it out

"There seems to be a manufacturer mark, but I couldn't really make it out"

Looks like Bryan's of Bride Street (Dublin).

Bride-street - Dublin Street Directory 1862 (see 10,11,12.13)

Ballynasculloge → Ballynatona → Ballyfoyle

A defunct section of the old Dublin Belfast road at Lissenhall, north of Swords. The white line along the centre is still visible as are a few cats eyes. The road closed around 1984 when the dual carriageway bypassing Swords opened. The original bridge dates from 1500 and is believed to have been incorporated into the reconstruction of the bridge in the 1800’s.

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Welcome pitstop after cycling through Kinnitty and Slieve Blooms over the weekend

Whereabouts is this route?

Hey @brokenbad, put that Tayto and pint back, everyone knows @cletus owns that!

Fekken wobbers coming down the canal from Dublin and other far-flung places.

😂😂😂

Good to know you have my back in these important issues

I'm a big fan of Statshunters, and I like to collect tiles on the map. The more you get, though, the trickier the remaking ones become. I won't explain each photo, suffice to say there was hike-a-bike

And finally, this cheeky little fucker crossed the path in front of me, and sat on the bank watching me

Latest installment of my Flandrian adventures saw me going 30km off route when attempting to follow a canal path. I somehow took the wrong turn at a canal intersection and ended up in the Netherlands. Managed to get back on track following the Albert Canal back to Herentalstraat where Google maps decided to send me into 6 inches of sand. Planned 90km route turned into 130km

I somehow took the wrong turn at a canal intersection and ended up in the Netherlands

This reminds me of a work conference near Frankfurt many years ago. A guy from the US office came in in the morning and remarked how he'd gone out for a walk the night before, gotten lost in the less than grid-like streets and "thought he was going to end up in Denmark". Lad from the UK office, not missing a beat, commented "Yeah, common enough mistake around these parts"