Your bike in front of something different...

[Andy in Germany]

Gun embrasure Hochburg bei Emmendingen, on the edge of the Black Forest.

This is why bicycles aren't used in castle assaults.

 

[biggs682]

My Koga behind a pair of spheres

 

[Willd]

"Secret" access to the M6 at M1 Junction 19.

 

[Andy in Germany]

My bike in front of a bridge for the Karlsruhe-Basel Autobahn.

 

[classic33]

My bike in front of a bridge for the Karlsruhe-Basel Autobahn.

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Isn't it under the bridge.

 

[Andy in Germany]

Isn't it under the bridge.

It's both, man, just depends on your perspective...

We're such a bunch of hippies in Freiburg that even our Autobahns are post modern.

 

[IaninSheffield]

It may look like a trig point, but it's almost on the valley floor. Any suggestions?

 

[Baldy]

Tank trap. Although they normally come in long lines. There high enough and solid enough to stop a tank from driving over them or pushing them over.

 

[IaninSheffield]

Tank trap. Although they normally come in long lines. There high enough and solid enough to stop a tank from driving over them or pushing them over.

It does look like one doesn't it, but I don't think there was too much concern about Panzers rolling up the Don valley when this one was installed. However, the Iron Lady could be argued to have been somewhat responsible.

 

[gtmet]

in front of a pile of roadstone, but the flowers are pretty.

Flax Bourton, I decided that digging the picnic table out of the nettles was too much this time, so this was the next best thing.

 

[gtmet]

... my bike facing the English rural byway.

Common Lane, Easton in Gordano, a different way to Failand. Smooth surface, narrowed by vegetation. The muddy part is usually fine, but this week was slippery after rain.

 

[Jenkins]

The Trimley Gun - hence the name of the lane

 

[tyred]

One of the mile post thingies.

 

[Andy in Germany]

My bike in front of a happy shed and some cycleway signposts.

 

[Andy in Germany]

My bike out in the wilds of the upper Rhine valley, a few kilometres from the previous image:

The church will feature in the appropriate thread at some point, but the sign on the building says (in too many different fonts)
"Ehret country butchers" and advertises their main services:

1. Own slaughterhouse
2. Party service

All will be well as long as they don't mix them up.