Your bike, infront of something unusual

Street art, a giant rivet, Sunderland Riverside.

Street art, a giant nut, Sunderland Riverside.
Woddhave lifeboat, South Shields


 A section of the Roman Wall, Hadrians Way Cycle Route, Wallsend.









Ruined Abbey, Norfolk.
















A tunnel, under a tree


















The Cycle Hub, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Quayside. Subtle, or what?













Penshaw Monument.












Souter Lighthouse, Whitburn.





























































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