Bus stops / shelter's and your bike

[hiyo]

I like this forum a lot.
I often take a picture of my bicycle in front of a bus stop.

Here are some of my favorites.

 

[stoatsngroats]

At Halfway Bidge, A272, near Midhurst.

 

[biggs682]

Great Houghton bus stop on the A428

 

[biggs682]

An Emberton bus stop

 

[biggs682]

A bike shelter on Orion way industrial estate Kettering

 

[biggs682]

A bus stop out near Wymington

 

[biggs682]

Two shelters one from each side of the the main Wellingborough to Kettering road

 

[biggs682]

A Harpole bus stop and some work from bint

 

[Jenkins]

Shelter in Bungay town centre

 

[biggs682]

A Maidwell bus stop

 

[Blue Hills]

A Maidwell bus stop

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don't undersell it mr biggs, it's a shelter

(am I the only one concerned by the "stop" component of this thread? - I worry that the OCD community will never be able to cycle anywhere without constant stops)

 

[BoldonLad]

don't undersell it mr biggs, it's a shelter

(am I the only one concerned by the "stop" component of this thread? - I worry that the OCD community will never be able to cycle anywhere without constant stops)

No. Mrs @BoldonLad has banned me from stopping to take photographs of village signs, churches, gates, bus shelters, bridges, etc.

I will try to sneak a few in, when she is in a good mood, or, not watching

 

[Blue Hills]

No. Mrs @BoldonLad has banned me from stopping to take photographs of village signs, churches, gates, bus shelters, bridges, etc.

I will try to sneak a few in, when she is in a good mood, or, not watching

surely she will allow you churches on the grounds of history, culture, art, architecture, stopping awhile for a snack and to contemplate how lucky you are to be riding together, getting out of the rain?

(I must admit to also worrying a tad about the "wall" gallery unless a particularly notable construction or in front of a particularly great view)

 

[BoldonLad]

surely she will allow you churches on the grounds of history, culture, art, architecture, stopping awhile for a snack and to contemplate how lucky you are to be riding together, getting out of the rain?

(I must admit to also worrying a tad about the "wall" gallery unless a particularly notable construction or in front of a particularly great view)

I do find that a regular feed of "what a lucky man I am to have met you" works very well

 

[Willd]

A Millenium bus shelter, no less, at Hollowell