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Hatley St George 3

OP Nomad 007

Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Apr 14, 2005 by M4Simon

Hatley St George 1

I found a pair of these (one in each direction) in Hatley St George, Cambridgeshire. A bit battered, but the only signs warning of a playground.

OP Nomad 007

Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Apr 14, 2005 by M4Simon

A14 Cambridge Junction 32 (Histon)

Looking west from western half of roundabout. The road is normally NSL, but roadworks ahead mean a temporary 40mph limit west of the junction.

Originally uploaded to Coppermine on May 29, 2006 by Sunil_of_Yoxley

Great Chishill Fingerpost

B1039 looking towards Great Chishill from the windmill

B1039 - looking towards Barley, Hertfordshire at the other side of the valley from Great Chishill Windmill, Cambridgeshire

B1039 - Great Chishill Windmill

Closed petrol station on A603

Texaco garage on the A505

A505 at Hunts Road Roundabout

Hunts Road Roundabout, heading west

The Trinity Foot, Swavesey This pub, named after the Trinity Foot Beagles pack, is a relic of the days before the dualling of (what is now) the A14. It is currently boarded up and for sale. The asking price, as a development opportunity with 6 acres of land, is half a million.

Eastbound A14, Exit to Cambridge Services

Flag of Cambridgeshire

Leaving Hertfordshire and entering Cambridgeshire On the way to Steeple Morden

Mill Cottage beside the Sixteen Foot Drain

Park Street

On Dry Drayton Road A stationary cyclist's view towards the A14 and Dry Drayton on the road from Oakington. The entrance to Oakington Business Park is a little way ahead, on the right.

Cottenham- Italian flag on Denmark Road Much of the village consists of plain 19th-century brick houses. An Italian flag reminds the neighbours that the Azzurri had beaten England in a penalty shoot-out in the quarter-finals of the European Football Championship the night before.

Beach Road Looking towards Cottenham.

Plash Drove looking towards Plash Farm Between the fenland villages of Murrow and Guyhirn

Towards Milton on Landbeach Road The cycle path is new since I last passed this way.

On Clayhithe Road in June Taken from opposite the entrance to Eye Hall Farm on a bright Sunday morning.

High Street, Waterbeach Looking south.

High St, Miton

Impington - Please reduce your speed They're very keen on that - beyond the chicane visible in the background there are speed bumps

New Rd

Bridleway from Cottenham Road

Bell Hill

Level crossing with guided busway The traffic lights are already operational to allow for construction traffic movements.

Girton- a sunny corner Sharp right for Oakington and the northern end of the village. The white house, once the rectory, dates from about 1730 - for the Grade II listing text see http://www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/en-50814-cambridge-academy-of-english-girton-cambr#.Vqqt6CiT7ZY .

Floodwaters crossing Ramper Road The water was still flowing across the road about twelve hours after the rain ended. About two inches fell in the afternoon and overnight.

Gravel Bridge About to be refurbished.

Longstanton Post Office

The King William IV, Heydon

Minor road to Heydon Telegraph posts line the east side of this minor road, which leads south from the A505 at Dottrell Hall.

Chrishall Grange Cottages, southern block

Coldham's Lane

Thriplow- Middle Street The timber-framed barn on the left is roofed with undulating corrugated iron.

Thriplow- a bend in Middle Street Daffodils were still looking good in the week after Thriplow's Annual Daffodil Weekend.

Between Thriplow and Fowlmere This is Thriplow Road in Fowlmere (ahead), Fowlmere Road in Thriplow and perhaps neither one nor the other here, about half way between the two villages.

The northern edge of Thriplow It's a pleasant eight-mile cycle ride from Cambridge to see the daffodils for which Thriplow is locally famous. The week after the 44th Annual Daffodil Weekend they were in full bloom on verges all round the village.

Barrington- Haslingfield Road level crossing The level crossing enabled railway freight trains to access the Barrington Cement Works. The railway was closed in 2005 and cement production operations at the works ceased in 2009.