Weekly photo challenge. 6.5.13 – 12.5.13 – Good View

Good Views this week.
Proper sign posted View Points, or just somewhere you like to stop to admire the view.

The rules;
1. Take a photo of your bike with something that matches the theme in the picture.
2. Interpret the theme any way you like.
3. Pictures should be taken between the dates in the topic title.
4. If you post a picture you can either suggest a theme for next weeks challenge or vote for someone else’s suggestion. First suggestion to get two supporting votes becomes next weeks theme, probably.

I had panoramic views in mind when I started this thread, but I’ll start with a postcard view of Bewdley Bridge.

Thieves Moss towards PenyGhent this morning, before it got proper hot…

WooHoo,

I took these today without knowing the photo challenge

Looking down into the Garw Valley

great days riding, with a few beers and sunburn….

titterstone clee from the top of brown clee 18 miles up around and down and not another cyclist in site bet the trail centres were busy!

Taken from ‘Bradda Head’ looking south towards the Calf of Man (Isle of Man)…

My local trails are a little short on nice views, but if you look real close you can see rugeley power station.

Looking North from Hambledon Hill, Dorset yesterday evening

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Just stopping to take in the view[/url] by belugabob[/url], on Flickr

Slightly cheating as it was taken on the 5th, during this weekend’s SSUK event, but it was a damn good view.

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The bikes…[/url] by Yeti Tony[/url], on Flickr

Lynmouth in Exmoor…. Great fish and Chips for after the ride!

Taken today on my spin around East Surrey. Sometimes not having a proper job pays dividends.

Do like the Bradda Head image, so how about The Sea for next week? Or even 140mm rear rotors….

Summit of Snowdon, at about 7pm last night. Just me and the last train load of tourists at the top

I see they have now put a five bar gate at the trig point on snowdon, is that to control the flow of train passengers at the top?

Maybe not a “great view” but this is the river Nith Caul in Dumfries on a rare sunny day and not in flood for the first time in months.
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Dumfries Caul1[/url] by john_henry_mtb[/url], on Flickr

Wider shot;
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Dumfries Caul4[/url] by john_henry_mtb[/url], on Flickr

A view of the new zigzag climb at Ae forest. This view will change very soon when the wind turbines start going up.
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Ae zigzags[/url] by john_henry_mtb[/url], on Flickr

Happy days,

Starnberger See this morning!!

My vote for next week: “Window reflections”
–pauL

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Thrunton 070513[/url] by jamie_mtb[/url], on Flickr

Ribblehead Viaduct – yesterday just before lunch

bitlater in day – – looking towards Ingleboro

Should be in the Bluebells thread really..

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Cycling part of the South Loch Ness Trail.
Starting at Loch Tarff.

Good view over Loch Ness, before a descent to Inverfarigaig.

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Good view[/url] by S1mmy1[/url], on Flickr

View from local byway

Quite like Reflections for next week or how about Rust as we didn’t use that a couple of weeks ago.

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Plane wreckage[/url] by Doubledunter[/url], on Flickr

Behind Tan Hill, highest windyest pub in Englandshire.

Well as I’ve missed a load of these here are a couple from my afternoon ride today.

and because no great British countryside is complete without this. Shame there were no dodgy porn mags lying around to go with it.

In between downpours of rain and hailstones, this is as good as any view I’ve managed to get a photo of this weekend 🙁 The Trent and Mersey Canal at Moston.

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Looking toward the Calder Valley from Norland Moor

View over Oldtown from Midgeley Moor

Maybe next week “Nice bit o’ single track”.

What a great country we live in – and no better way to experience it than by bicycle, driven by your own efforts.

Two from my holiday this week in Lemnos, Greece

Next week, “contrast”

Whats this weeks theme ?

I think MTG is stuck on top of that Penny Farthing he bought 😉

Hopefully he will tell us this weeks theme when he manages to get down.

Not really a hill even by Southern standards- but bloody hard work with 3 kids in the back! Overloaded yes, but they loved it 😉

(edit- ok a bit late, but this was when the sun was out last week :lol:)

Sorry about the delay. Nothing to do with the ordinary, I started a new job yesterday and forgot all about this.
If ever I miss a week again, I’ve got no objection to someone else taking over and starting the next weeks thread.

Anyway, Reflections it is then, although Rust sounds good. It would be nice to do that one soon.

http://singletrackworld.com/forum/topic/weekly-photo-challenge-13513-19513-reflections