Main Collection
Welcome to my photography gallery. Here you'll find collections of images I've taken
whilst cycling primarily throughout the Valleys of South East Wales.
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31 Days on the National Cycle Network
A collection of images taken from over 12 years cycling and photographing the The National Cycle Network as it weaves and winds across the Valleys of Southeast Wales...
🔍 View: 31 Days on the NCN
Quoits Wood Crossing
NCN Route 467 is divided into two sections as it moves up the Sirhowy Valley. Here are a few representative shots covering the lower three miles from Blackwood to Hollybush.
🔍 View: Quoits Wood Crossing
The Bwlch
The northern route is a legendary climb for cyclists from all over the UK. I took the much easier western route, but the views are still just as magnificent.
🔍 View: The Bwlch
Llangynidr Commons II
There's a solitary road passing over the high moors between Rassau and Llangynidr the locals call "cowboy country". Join me and see why.
🔍 View: Llangynidr Commons II
Magnificent Manmoel
It's a bit of a tough climb, bit the rewards are well worth the effort. We're very lucky to have this lovely and desolate hill just six miles from our doorstep.
🔍 View: Magnificent Manmoel
1979 TREK 412
I bought her new, right out of the shop window way back in 1979. I was just a kid wasting his college money on an expensive toy and I couldn't be more pleased with my young self.
🔍 View: 1979 TREK 412
Building a Workshop
Once covered in yard detritus along with a wide assortment of disused, rusting junk; our back drive has been converted into a new workspace for our bicycles.
🔍 View: Building a Workshop
A Little Book of Wales
A small collection of random images taken during my first seven years of living and cycling in Wales.
🔍 View: A Little Book of Wales
Be sure to check back. We've lots more to come!
Gallery Archive
I'm currently updating many of my older galleries to fit the new design and larger layout, however, you can still view my older galleries I created from 2012 to 2021.
🔍 Visit: the Gallery Archive
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