Photo listing (event)
The most recent photos are listed first. See also photomap view.
This listing only shows photos within Newquay.
Go to the national CycleStreets photo listings for photos beyond.
Flooding on Cornwall's Coast-to-Coast Trail after Storm Evert - I rode through but got my shoes wet.
Cornwall's first mass vaccination centre for Covid-19 is in the middle of nowhere (Stithians Fairground) so cars are pretty much vital.
Worrying road closure signs - in fact it refers to a side road, the main route to St Keverne was open.
The promenade in Penzance is being improved - mainly due to storm damage, but also because the Tour of Britain is due to start here on 6 Sept 2020
Riders on a van-supported Land's End-John O'Groats ride posing for a photo (a couple of hundred metres from the actual end of the land).
Penzance's main street closed to traffic for Montol, the winter solstice festival - an exemption for bikes would have been nice.
Several cars left behind shock horror, because the group of cyclists took the load over the 25 passengers allowed without an extra crew-member.
A new one-way system with a cycleway under the St Ives railway branch (replacing a two-way road) has caused some controversy.
When the road from St Anthony to Carne was closed by a landslip, Cornwall Council said they had no money for repairs and proposed to downgrade it to a bridleway - widespread protests have finally led to their repairing the road, and it is n ... [more]
When the road from St Anthony to Carne was closed by a landslip, Cornwall Council said they had no money for repairs and proposed to downgrade it to a bridleway - widespread protests have finally led to their repairing the road, and it is n ... [more]
When the road from St Anthony to Carne was closed by a landslip, Cornwall Council said they had no money for repairs and proposed to downgrade it to a bridleway - widespread protests have finally led to their repairing the road, and it is n ... [more]
The Camel Trail - very popular with the sort of cyclists who drive to the trail and think you need helmets on a traffic-free trail (and want to walk the dog too).
The Camel Trail - very popular with the sort of cyclists who drive to the trail and think you need helmets on a traffic-free trail.
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