My picture of the day-Where's yours?

[craigwend]

 

[Bollo]

Deer in the New Forest.

I normally stay out of the New Forest on summer weekends as it can all get a bit congested, but I rolled through today with a long lens and managed to catch these ladies at the Bolderwood deer sanctuary.

 

[John Shingler]

 

[JohnClimber]

This mornings view while wild bike packing in Mid Wales

Well when I said "wild" bike packing, the pub was in the middle of nowhere

Sheltering from the rain

 

[gds58]

Crosby beech, Anthony Gormley men, sorry photos a bit grainy

I love the graininess! makes it look a bit like a painting.

 

[robjh]

On my ride from Cambridge to Hunstanton yesterday - this is Great Massingham

 

[John Shingler]

 

[JohnClimber]

Here's 2 minute photo montage video of this weekends 3 day and 2 nights Welsh Ride Thing bike packing adventure

Info here http://bearbonesbikepacking.co.uk/WelshRideThing/
See you next year

 

[sir adrian dangerous]

Here's 2 minute photo montage video of this weekends 3 day and 2 nights Welsh Ride Thing bike packing adventure

Info here http://bearbonesbikepacking.co.uk/WelshRideThing/
See you next year

Looks like it was a good weekend John. I'm doing a bikepacking weekend in September, I've got alpkit bike luggage but I need a bike specific one man tent,any recommendations ?

 

[John Shingler]

 

[JohnClimber]

Looks like it was a good weekend John. I'm doing a bikepacking weekend in September, I've got alpkit bike luggage but I need a bike specific one man tent,any recommendations ?

There's no such thing as a "bike specific" one man tent.

If you're under 6ft my six moon designs lunar solo is excellent but it's hard to find and expensive.
As it's September and it won't be that bad in weather (lets hope) why not take an even lighter option and take a Tarp, you don't need a pole if you rig it up to your bike.
The best on the market at the moment is the Mountain Laurel Designs Trailstar which needs a pole
But if you are working to a budget don't forget a cheap tent will have a poor hydrostatic level, so I would chose a better quality tarp like these from Alpkit
https://www.alpkit.com/products/rig

 

[JohnClimber]

Not bike related in anyway, but I don't care

5 newly hatch chicks to keep fed, Blue Tit watch

 

[Nigel182]

Out Sheltering from the Rain today on the Dinton 100 Audax.....unfortunately I was a DNF......

Nice AUDAX Hotel ...my first visit ....Lunch was Great.

 

[ufkacbln]

Actualy picture of Monday, but only just uploaded.

When taking pictures of animals I use a "burst" so that if they move, I can recover something....

Sometimes with skill luck the results can be impressive - Flying Lambs

 

[sir adrian dangerous]

There's no such thing as a "bike specific" one man tent.

If you're under 6ft my six moon designs lunar solo is excellent but it's hard to find and expensive.
As it's September and it won't be that bad in weather (lets hope) why not take an even lighter option and take a Tarp, you don't need a pole if you rig it up to your bike.
The best on the market at the moment is the Mountain Laurel Designs Trailstar which needs a pole
But if you are working to a budget don't forget a cheap tent will have a poor hydrostatic level, so I would chose a better quality tarp like these from Alpkit
https://www.alpkit.com/products/rig

Sorry I meant a tent suitable for bike packing, eg packs small and is light