Cycling in Farnborough

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Terrible road surface and lots of broken glass.

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Quite a collection of locks!

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the cycle path crosses here, but cyclists have to dismount for some reason Location: England, United Kingdom

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immediately after mounting after the Pelican crossing, there's another crossing! Location: England, United Kingdom

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graffiti covered sign welcomes visitors to the Blackwater Valley Path near Frimley Business Park - poor quality and narrow Location: England, United Kingdom

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Blackwater Valley Path near Frimley Business Park - poor surface quality Location: England, United Kingdom

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Cycle parking at Aldershot Station

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Cycle parking at Farnborough (main) railway station. Includes covered area requiring card swipe to access. I was impressed!

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Narrow shared use footway, Farnborough.

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Empress Avenue So named after the Empress of France whose husband Napoleon III lies in nearby Farnborough Abbey mausoleum.

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Trafgic calming- my experience was that most passing cars would aim to go centrally between the cushions. Eg: https://www.mapillary.com/map/im/UImtPaBwBv9p_EVN3x7hqw

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Cycle parking Farnborough

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Fore Street and the Eight Bells Pub on NCN12. Old Hatfield, Hertfordshire. Fans of Oliver Twist should note this is believed to be the pub Bill Sykes hides out in after Nancy is murdered.

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Cycle parking at Aldershot Station

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Aircraft on cycleway

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Cycleway barred to civilians

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Imperial AT-ATs on cycle path

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Eelsmoor Bridge towards Fleet

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Eelsmoor Bridge

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The railway tunnel is narrow and so apparently in order to get cyclists out of the way this slipway invites them onto the pavement for a prompt dismount and walk along the narrow footpath.

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Hampshire's mean-spirited implication that "Partnership" doesn't work anywhere else. At best we can surmise that a project (we know not what), or projects, once worked well enough that they persuaded the railway company to permit the ins ... [more]