Looks like a nice place, thanks for posting~
N-no, this is not me. Not at all.

Seems like the middle of nowhere, OP.

Ah, it kind of is but kind of isn't. It's a nature reserve on the east coast of england. Between the town and villages and here there's just lots and lots of fields. You can actually see a few houses to the left of the first pic, but they weren't captured. Another thing is that there's usually a lot of birds here which would make for even better pics...but it was kind of dead today for some reason.

Anyway, the middle of nowhere where there's not many people is great for people like us, right? Quite a few people come to walk their dogs though.

Post edited on 19th Aug 2012, 12:41pm

England is so nice looking. Are those sheep or cows? I can't tell.

05:30 AM.
As my ride was ending; milk trucks were showing up, cops leaving the streets and the manequinns in the stores had started waving at me.

>>4171

One of those islands looks like a pig, true story.

Huh, I never noticed anyone replied to this.

>>4184
Cows. There's quite a bit of sheep on the lake itself.

>>4190
Hey, it's cool someone else went for a ride and took pics. Would be fun to see more people do that.

>>4191
Oh man, I never noticed that. Pretty funny.

>>4255
>Hey, it's cool someone else went for a ride and took pics. Would be fun to see more people do that.
I think it's just you and me but I go quite often. I'll bring you a brighter picture next time.

Wish I had come here and found this thread earlier, I really love bikes and the adventures to be had on them.

Despite my love for cycling photos, I've never been one to photograph my own rides and routes, never owning an even halfway-decent camera and all. Having been gifted an old smartphone soon before, I took it with me on a weeklong trip across a rail-to-trail that spans 240 miles of my home state in the US. Naturally, few of the photos turned out, and the few that look okay don't do the scenery justice at all.

This shot was taken on the last few miles of the trail, where it passed through prairie and farmland.

This boulder had not fallen from the bluffs above, but rather had simply eroded in place. I didn't get a decent shot from the rear, but the boulder looks even more precarious from that angle.

Massive, neck-craning bluffs lined much of the central portion of the trail, none of which the grainy smartphone could even begin to capture well.

Mystery room at the foot of a bluff. No signage, no graffiti, miles from the nearest chicken village, and nothing inside save for crumbling, dusty limestone.

I'll stop myself here, forgive me if this was too bloggish.

This is really fascinating. I would love to walk around these kinds of places.

I would love to have a place like this nearby where I live, looks really calming and peaceful in contrast with the city

>>4579

Well shit, when OP first posted it all I thought was 'that looks nice' but now I feel the sudden urge to sit by the lakeside in the middle of nowhere and just spend sometime there... Must've been over a decade since I last did something like that.

>>4527
I enjoyed it, so don't hesitate to post more if you take more nice pictures. That last one is my favourite.

I tried hitting up some of my local paved trails the other day, but the snow was just too deep to enjoy riding in. Which is a shame, because some of my favorite riding to do in on the usually-congested paved trails that are empty and quiet in winter.
>>4582
Thanks. I might even try to find a better camera as the weather gets milder and I start doing overnight trips again.

It's been nearly a year since I last posted my old pics, went out for a ride today.

How's it going.

Probably should have scaled these down before uploading.

There was a couple sat on the bench where I took >>4171 so i found a gap in the hedge and took a picture.

I took this last winter. Train derailed into a house. too snowy for me to use bike tho