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Some lovely views from the saddle Mike. Almost makes me wish I had kept my bike as you can get to parts of the countryside that the car cannot go! When I think in my youth I once cycled from Scotland down and round the Lake District! Oh! To be young again!!
Ian
Ian
A great set Mike
Cliff
Cliff
Oh yes Mike, a lovely rural set yet still in London! Nice composition and detail .
Thanks for Ostrich award.
Thanks for Ostrich award.
Quote:Some lovely views from the saddle Mike. Almost makes me wish I had kept my bike as you can get to parts of the countryside that the car cannot go! When I think in my youth I once cycled from Scotland down and round the Lake District! Oh! To be young again!!
Ian
When I was a student the first bike ride I did in London was from Battersea to Richmond Park, and I often enjoyed views like this when I repeated the trip. Later I joined the University of London Cycling Club and spent many a Sunday riding all over the home counties with them. My bike-riding days are long over but those were happy days indeed.
PS This set gets a UA for the nostalgia as well as the lovely images..
A wonderful set of images
Another rider.....looks like a great place to cycle....except for a lack of hills....and it also looks like it would not take much to flood....is this high up the Thames? Looks pretty narrow.
Peter
Peter
Sorry for my delay in answering your question, Peter.
The lead and V1 are more or less opposite Kew gardens, which is to the West of London in the suburbs. It looks narrow as just in view on the left of the photo an island makes an appearance and the tide was out.
V2 & V3 are further to the West near Richmond Park.
Best to Google the area for a better view of the way the river snakes many miles far off to the West of London.
The lead and V1 are more or less opposite Kew gardens, which is to the West of London in the suburbs. It looks narrow as just in view on the left of the photo an island makes an appearance and the tide was out.
V2 & V3 are further to the West near Richmond Park.
Best to Google the area for a better view of the way the river snakes many miles far off to the West of London.
