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HM Coastguard David Lee finds there's nothing like riding his bike to find out what's happening on his patch. With his team colleagues at Rhyl, David covers a long stretch of the North Wales coastline. He finds his car useful for accessing the more distant locations, but for obtaining actual information he believes the bike has no equal. |
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Cycling is such good fun. The spirit of Steve McQueen may well live on, but this machine wouldn't help much in a bunch sprint! |
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The changing nature of tourism. Instead of the break from the workplace or kitchen, it's now a break from the car. |
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An echo from the future? Sustainable distribution of the Liverpool Echo on the streets of the city. |
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A local solution where traffic on a rural highway has increased following industrial development. Here we see a cycle/pedestrian path placed behind a wayside hedge at Pilkington's, St Asaph, Denbighshire. Scope for similar cycle routes funded by agricultural 'set aside' funding? |