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  1. My bike broke down the other day and I had to walk to work. I came to
    the busy and complicated junction just down the road from my house and
    crossed it, turning right as I usually do. I then realised I was
    walking down the road, away from the junction, _in the cycle lane_,
    instead of on the pavement!

  2. Upon the miasma of midnight, a darkling spirit identified as passing
    tyke <[email hidden]> gently breathed:

    Quoted message said:

    My bike broke down the other day and I had to walk to work. I came to
    the busy and complicated junction just down the road from my house and
    crossed it, turning right as I usually do. I then realised I was
    walking down the road, away from the junction, _in the cycle lane_,
    instead of on the pavement!

    So all the pedestrians one meets on the cycle side of shared use paths
    are actually fellow cyclists who just happen to have forgotten / not
    been able to bring their bicycles?

    That explains a *lot*...

    :-)

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  3. passing tyke said:

    My bike broke down the other day and I had to walk to work. I came to
    the busy and complicated junction just down the road from my house and
    crossed it, turning right as I usually do. I then realised I was
    walking down the road, away from the junction, _in the cycle lane_,
    instead of on the pavement!

    Shouldn't you of been in the primary position?

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  4. passing tyke said:

    My bike broke down the other day and I had to walk to work. I came to
    the busy and complicated junction just down the road from my house and
    crossed it, turning right as I usually do. I then realised I was
    walking down the road, away from the junction, _in the cycle lane_,
    instead of on the pavement!

    'tis the Atomic Theory in action!

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    Dave Larrington
    <http://www.legslarry.beerdrinkers.co.uk>
    Ernesto, give me that Kit-Kat, or I will kill you.

  5. Pyromancer said:

    Upon the miasma of midnight, a darkling spirit identified as passing
    tyke <[email hidden]> gently breathed:

    Quoted message said:

    My bike broke down the other day and I had to walk to work. I came to
    the busy and complicated junction just down the road from my house and
    crossed it, turning right as I usually do. I then realised I was
    walking down the road, away from the junction, _in the cycle lane_,
    instead of on the pavement!

    So all the pedestrians one meets on the cycle side of shared use paths
    are actually fellow cyclists who just happen to have forgotten / not
    been able to bring their bicycles?

    That explains a *lot*...

    :-)

    So the next time we see someone walking on the cycle lane, instead of
    telling them where to walk, we should stop and offer mechanical
    assistance to their invisible bike.

    David Lloyd
    The pub is responsible for my opinions.

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