your best place/pic from 2011

[swansonj]

Friday Night Ride to the Coast, October's Brighton ride, top of Ditchling Beacon just after dawn:

I don't claim any special credit for the photo, after all, there were a hundred of us there all witnessing the same view:

(Don't know who you are, sorry, you just happened to form a useful foreground!)

[rollinbone]

If I could suss out how to upload a photo or two from my pc, then I could let you have a look at some great snaps. Trouble is, you blokes are far cleverer than me on sussing out how to do it!

to upload a pic from your pc:
after clicking 'Post reply'
click the 'upload attachment' tab on section at bottom of page
then click 'Browse' and find your pic ( it MUST be less than 250kb to upload successfully )
then click the upload
if successful you will then get option to 'place in line'
then you can click a place in your reply text so the pic will appear at that point

(hope i've got this right - doing it from memory)

keep 'em coming - loving every one

[Aushiker]

Hi

Well riding here in Western Australia, we don't have big mountains and vistas so my best picture from my one and only tour this year is something I don't experience to often, a North Bannister traffic jam ...



and a little taste of the Munda Biddi Trail





Thanks for the great idea for a thread.

Andrew

[AndyB]

My son enjoying a picnic lunch in the forest in Belgium, the day after watching Paris-Roubaix.

[pau1ine]

Another vote for the Outer Hebrides.

Camping at Horgabost beach, on the west coast of south Harris looking out towards Taransay and the mountains of north Harris.

[porky]

Way of the Roses with my lovely daughter. This was her first multi-day ride. When we reached Bridlington we were so excited we cycled straight into the sea.

Heading towards Settle

Bridlington

[joecycle]

Great Thread, stuck at work right now and all I want to do is get out on the bike after looking at these!

The ones of the Italian Alps and the sunset in Ethiopa are the winners for me so far.

[Gearoidmuar]

Healy Pass in West Cork is hard to beat.