Mrs M
Guru
- Location
- Aberdeenshire
That’s like the pyramid in Rome.
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That’s like the pyramid in Rome.
briantrumpet
Legendary Member
- Location
- Devon & Die
I'm not sure that the historical claim would stand up to scrutiny, but it was a fine pasty!
At first glance I mistook that for a " Top Crimp " pasty 😮😁
That makes 2 - there's another on the road between Almouth and Foxton. I guess you need 3 for triangulation purposes?
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briantrumpet
Legendary Member
- Location
- Devon & Die
Wouldn't be a Cornish pasty then!
bluenotebob
Veteran
- Location
- France
Photos from yesterday’s ride
20/25 years ago there was a flurry of spending on cycling infrastructure in this part of France .. quite a few Voies Vertes opened (re-purposed former railway lines), towpaths managed and some rest stops constructed. Since then, what money has been available has been spent on maintenance of those projects.
How nice to see therefore that a new aire de pique-nique is under construction at the site of the former railway station at Pleucadeuc on Brittany’s V3 Voie Verte. Not only that, but a new cycling trail has been built to connect with the D112 (fast road into Pleucadeuc from the west) – but with decent wooden barriers to create a discrete cycle path (compacted sand/grit surface) that extends for about 600m towards Pleucadeuc and then, rather oddly, disappears into some woodland…. hopefully this will be extended. No doubt this will all progress as the summer approaches.
From a personal perspective, it’s great news .. on yesterday’s 6-hour ride around this area, I thought I’d stop at the shelter at Malestroit but it was full of teenage girls who hadn’t cycled there (not a problem – they were having fun – but it would have been nice to have sat down for 5 minutes and eaten a banana). Carried onto the shelter at la Chapelle Caro – two kids inside playing football – so I gave that a miss too. The new stop at Pleucadeuc is about 3km outside the town so it really shouldn’t attract non-cyclists.
Probably of zero interest to anyone other than me – but I had the camera, took some photos and thought I’d share them anyway.
Work in progress (and who knows when it'll be finished) - I'll take a better photo another time
The new exit from the aire, leading to the protected cycle lane alongside the D112
20/25 years ago there was a flurry of spending on cycling infrastructure in this part of France .. quite a few Voies Vertes opened (re-purposed former railway lines), towpaths managed and some rest stops constructed. Since then, what money has been available has been spent on maintenance of those projects.
How nice to see therefore that a new aire de pique-nique is under construction at the site of the former railway station at Pleucadeuc on Brittany’s V3 Voie Verte. Not only that, but a new cycling trail has been built to connect with the D112 (fast road into Pleucadeuc from the west) – but with decent wooden barriers to create a discrete cycle path (compacted sand/grit surface) that extends for about 600m towards Pleucadeuc and then, rather oddly, disappears into some woodland…. hopefully this will be extended. No doubt this will all progress as the summer approaches.
From a personal perspective, it’s great news .. on yesterday’s 6-hour ride around this area, I thought I’d stop at the shelter at Malestroit but it was full of teenage girls who hadn’t cycled there (not a problem – they were having fun – but it would have been nice to have sat down for 5 minutes and eaten a banana). Carried onto the shelter at la Chapelle Caro – two kids inside playing football – so I gave that a miss too. The new stop at Pleucadeuc is about 3km outside the town so it really shouldn’t attract non-cyclists.
Probably of zero interest to anyone other than me – but I had the camera, took some photos and thought I’d share them anyway.
Work in progress (and who knows when it'll be finished) - I'll take a better photo another time
The new exit from the aire, leading to the protected cycle lane alongside the D112
Toshiba Boy
N+1er
- Location
- By the beach, West Zummerzet
Lovely evening.
Vertego
Just reflecting on the meaning of life.
- Location
- North Hampshire
Love Céret. Stayed in the area several times and looking forward to returning.
Fredo76
Über Member
- Location
- Española, NM
Toshiba Boy
N+1er
- Location
- By the beach, West Zummerzet
Love the new pattern on roof of my car this morning.
roubaixtuesday
self serving virtue signaller
Love the bike. How tall are you, if you don't mind me asking?
