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Nick Wallis goes for a bike ride

Posted on December 5, 2006 1 Comment

The cycle paths were in great nick and well-signposted. I’m particularly pleased with the new route along the old Barnard Castle line, which is wide and well-lit. The only tricky elements for relatively inexperienced cyclists (like me) are the places where the route crosses North Road near Zetland Street and then Whessoe Road at Elmtree Street. At both locations we should have purpose-built cyclist and pedestrian light-controlled crossings in the next 9 months. […]The latest from the Transport team is that both crossings should be in place by the end of April 2007.

– Nick Wallis goes for a bike ride and great news about the crossing, it’s not just relatively inexperienced cyclists that struggle to cross there. That crossing’s one of the reasons I don’t use the bike paths to get to and from work.

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One thought on “Nick Wallis goes for a bike ride”

  1. Steve says:
    December 11, 2006 at 3:27 pm

    Rode out there on Saturday
    Its a good ride & the coffee’s definitely worth it by the time you get there. Good signposting through Faverdale though I’d have kept to the Bishop Aukland road if I knew thats where the railway was (its just a simpler route from the South Park area).
    I stretched the return journey to make it a circular trip by heading towards Piercebridge & into Darlington on Coniscliffe Road. Even met a few cyclists on the way round.

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