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A cyclist on a trip from Dereham to Norwich has reached the Marriott's Way, and pauses now for refreshment at the excellent café-bar of Whitwell and Reepham railway station.
A view of Dunnet Head from ncn1. You can just about make out the Orkney Island of Hoy in the misty distance.
Castletown harbour, with its view over Dunnet bay, is a pleasant picnic lunch stop on this ride from Thurso to John o'Groats.
A cyclist arrives at John o'Groats after a six-year trip from Land's End https://www.cyclestreets.net/location/85862/
Bucolic delights in abundance along ncn1 as it descends Achany Glen towards the Kyle of Sutherland and Dornoch Firth.
A view from ncn 1 over Gillingham Reach towards the Isle of Grain. https://www.vizitit.com/PVDetail?PVId=1776
The steep decent into Saltburn on ncn 1 is not for the faint hearted as conditions under the tyre here are quite challenging.
The enduring charm of the rural railway at Wickenby level crossing. From the viewpoint of a train driver: https://youtu.be/RmF81bgyp2U?t=45m35s
Local lad makes good. Well known as a Tudor churchman and statesman, this sculpture of Wolsey reminds us of the great man's pedagogic sensibilities, as well as his love of cats. … [more]
Famous sights in Edinburgh including the Scott monument with Princes Street in the background. Waverly station's tastefully repurposed booking office is to the right. … [more]
The old railway's station buildings at Thorpe Thewles are now used as the visitor centre and tea rooms of Wynyard Country Park. Here, the northbound ncr1 starts to follow the disused line, but this cyclist is momentarily taking shelter … [more]
Looking north from ncn 1 on its clifftop approach to Berwick upon Tweed. The East Coast Main Line is adjacent to the viewer at this point, so passengers on the line's express trains could also enjoy this view, albeit more briefly. … [more]
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 … [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.
A144 Norwich road cycle path looking north which has frequent crossings of business entrances with frequent signing of motor vehicle priority creating visual clutter.
cycle path & sign start/end at TM 38978 78102 from Bungay Road towards North Suffolk Skills Academy, Apollo Centre and soon to be sports centre. Connected to cycle path on Bungay Road except when gate locked!
Start/end of cyclepath at A144 Norwich Road and Harrisons Lane. Some uncertainty this painting is correct as some sources indicate the cycle path continues, turning right onto Harrisons Lane as part of the NCR1 cycle route which signed to … [more]
Following NCR1 towards Richborough power station (on the horizon). The power station was demolished in spring 2012.
Fordwich is a picturesque village on NCR1 between Canterbury and Sandwich. Here an oasthouse can be seen.
This part of the cycle path can sometimes flood in the winter months. For an alternative route use the cycle lanes on the A28 a little to the north of here.
NCR1 between Fordwich and Canterbury. This route runs beside some military training land, which is the other side of the railing.
NCR1 approaching Queens Avenue, Canterbury. Canterbury Cathedral can be seen straight ahead in the distance.
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