Cycling in Canterbury
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That is *really* awful! Beats ones in Canterbury hands down, at least you could wheel bike thru them! @Phil_PJA http://t.co/Bq8ag1pAMK
New cycle parking in the Parham Road Student Village. Photo taken whilst part of the site is still being constructed, hence the fencing etc.
NCR1 cycle / foot path on the south side of the A2990 Thanet Way. Visibility into Chaucer Business Park is poor at this point.
NCR1 cycle / foot path on the south side of the A2990 Thanet Way. Vegetation encroaches on the cycle path here.
Access control barrier on the Crab & Winkle Way (NCR1) at South Street. Also visible is one of the wood carvings created by Sustrans Volunteer Ranger Peter Clements, who looks after the Crab & Winkle Way.
Crab & Winkle Way (NCR1). Access control onto South Street, Mills type milepost (See #60107 for a closer view), and wood carving by Sustrans Volunteer Ranger Peter Clements who looks after the Crab & Winkle Way.
This section of the Crab & Winkle Way approaching Clowes Wood can get a bit narrow in the summer months.
The surface of the Crab & Winkle Way at Amery Court Farm is degrading. Contrast with #38819 photographed in December 2005.
Access control barrier on the Crab & Winkle Way. Also visible is some carved artwork by Sustrans Volunteer Ranger Peter Clements who looks after this route.
The Crab & Winkle Way (NCR1) shared cycle / foot path. This section (between Tyler Hill Road and the access control barrier ahead) is a Byway Open to All Traffic, so technically motor vehicles may be found here, but it is very rare in pract ... [more]
Warning sign about traffic on Tyler Hill Road and courtesy sign asking cyclists to give way to horses & pedestrians.
The Crab & Winkle Way shared cycle / foot path around the edge of Duke's Meadow. The route continues to climb folling the line of trees on the horizon.
The Artichoke pub is a popular destination for cyclists following NCR18 along the Great Stour Way a little to the north.
Wheelgrabber cycle parking adjacent to the entrance of The Oaks Nursery. There is better cycle parking at The Oaks Nursery shown in photo #59508.
I always thought that you were allowed to cycle along all of the path beside this stretch of road, the A2990 Old Thanet Way between Herne Bay and Whitstable. Signage is patchy on the sections that you are definitely allowed to cycle on on. ... [more]
Sign says that cyclists should dismount, I always thought you were allowed to cycle along this path between Chestfield and Herne Bay. The path itself is practically derelict, I am not sure it has ever been re-surfaced.
Shared use path from the Long Reach Roundabout to the Tesco Roundabout in Whitstable, Kent. Poor signage means that many cyclists don't realise they are allowed to cycle along the path.
The Great Stour Way cycle path when flooded. To avoid the flooding follow the parallel route via Cotton Road and the Horses & Goats Tunnel.
The Great Stour Way cycle path when flooded. To avoid the flooding follow the parallel route via Cotton Road and the Horses & Goats Tunnel.
Cycle parking near the side of Augustine House. There's more cycle parking located further down this side towards the back of the building and some of that is covered, but it's less visible.
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