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  1. Someone's just posted this picture on b3ta, but from the flaming he's
    recieved I think it's genuine.
    http://www.zen103503.zen.co.uk/pointless.jpg
    Apparently to the left of the cycle track it is just a short, steep
    embankment with a ditch at the bottom.

    Quite typical, but the EU branded sign advertising it makes this picture all
    the better.

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  2. naked_draughtsman said:

    Someone's just posted this picture on b3ta, but from the flaming he's
    recieved I think it's genuine.
    http://www.zen103503.zen.co.uk/pointless.jpg
    Apparently to the left of the cycle track it is just a short, steep
    embankment with a ditch at the bottom.

    Quite typical, but the EU branded sign advertising it makes this picture all
    the better.

    Fantastic!

    It's a cyclist's slip lane into a cyclist's service area.

    Lock your bike safely to the excellent Sheffield stands while you have
    a dump in the handy ditch. You can then sit on the concrete slab and
    eat your sandwiches while enjoying the view of the distant
    mounta^h^h^h^pylons.

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