Seen in recent months around Newcastle …
At Bar Beach:
At Adamstown (his dad made it for him):
Islington Park:
An e-scooter:
At the Olive Tree Markets, The Junction:
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I like all the bikes that you feature whether they be old or new. Because I’m from the States I enjoy that you are blogging from Australia and I like to see what’s unique or the same, regarding cycling in your country. Pictures of children pedaling beside their parents shows that they are the future of cycling – something I firmly believe in. Keep up the good writing and photography.
Thanks for your encouraging words Annie. I agree it is interesting to see what people are doing and riding in other countries, and I love to see what is being ridden in the States, mainly because I think it is more similar to here than, say, Europe, where the cycling culture is fabulous, but far removed from us.