September 2017 Photos

Garry McGivern’s Travelsonabike2 September 2017 cycle touring photos. Photographs that Garry has taken while travelling around on his bike. Plus, photos that have appeared on the website over the past month.

This month’s photos come from are mainly from trips away with Julie and not so many cycle touring photos. Trips with Julie was a long weekend away in London. Where Garry and Julie went to a Take That concert. Julie and Garry also had a few days away exploring historical Oxford.

Photographs that Garry has taken while cycling around come from his trip down to the New Forest and the Isle of Wight. Along with some from Portsmouth that Garry took in passing.

You can also find photos on Garry’s Facebook and Instagram pages, which you can view without subscribing. But if you already subscribe to social media, why not follow Garry?

September 2017 Photos

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Houses of Parliament

Garry in London

The old GLC building with the London Eye

Neals Yard London

Windows in Neal’s Yard London

Lego big Ben in the Lego shop London

Lego dragon

Covent Garden

Radio 2 live in Hyde Park concert

Pop master quiz

Shania Twain in the rain

All the oldies with they’re chairs

A busy skyline in London with plenty of building going on judging by the amount of cranes

Mock Tudor gazebo in Soho Square

Marble Arch

Garry in Portsmouth

Old houses in Lombard street Portsmouth

The Ernest Smith clock tower in Portsmouth

On the ferry from Southampton to Hythe

The New Forest

Campsite in the New Forest

Garry cycling in the New Forest

Huge container ship on its way out of Southampton

West Cowes on the Isle of Wight

Leaving the Isle of Wight

A calm sea back home in Bignor

Garry trying to beat the rain

Garry enjoying a pint with Russ

Camping in Oxford

Tom Tower the entrance to Christ Church college

Oxford town hall

The corner of the High street and St Aldate’s

All Souls College

Radcliffe Camera library and reading rooms

All Souls college

Brasenose College

Brasenose College

All Souls college

Bodleian library

University Church of St Mary the Virgin

Clarendon building

Clarendon building

The Sheldon Theatre

Interesting statues outside the Sheldon theatre

The White horse, Garry’s favourite pub

Garry enjoying a pint in the White horse pub which has been in several films and TV shows

Some of the memorabilia on the walls in the White Horse

Trinity college

Townhouses at the front of Trinity college

Bridge of Sighs

New College lane

The High Street

Magdalen College

Punts waiting on the river Cherwell

Holywell street

Different styles of cottage on Holywell street

English Bed and Breakfast down Holywell street

One of the many narrow little alleys

Another old fashioned pub

Old Tudor style house

The covered market which was full of little independent shops

Fruit and veg for sale in the covered market

The Bodleian library lit up at night

The Sheldon theatre lite up at night

Garry back in the White horse several hours later or did he not leave

We had some friendly visitors in the morning

One was very friendly

And when asked to go away said “why?”

Carfax Tower

Spiral staircase leading up the Carfax Tower

Julie climbing up the Carfax Tower

The view from the top of the Carfax Tower looking towards the Radcliffe Camera

The corner of the High Street and St Aldate’s

Radcliffe Camera with All Souls college and the John Radcliffe hospital in the background

Christ church cathedral

Looking down the High Street

Council offices

Oxford Castle, “A” wing of the Oxford prison now a hotel

“A” wing from a different angle

Oxford castle, “D” wing now a museum

Oxford castle, “D” wing from a different angle

Oxford Castle

Oxford Castle

Oxford Castle

Cycle shop

Oxford town hall

Old man in a pub

Folly bridge

Iffley meadows cottage

The pretty lock at Iffley which we passed on our cycle along the Thames

Bridge at Iffley Lock

Lock keepers cottage

Bridge at Iffley Lock

Iffley Lock

Sandford lock

Ducks at Sandford Lock

Lock keepers cottage Sandford

If you want to find out if Garry’s away touring at the moment and check his location, visit the Where’s Garry web page. And, of course, you can always follow Garry on social media: Facebook, X, Instagram, YouTube and Pinterest. Garry is also on Flickr, where his photos are released first, along with all the photographs from previous tours.