tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-7129037502516609710.post8308872835840030581..comments2024-03-18T08:51:07.314+00:00Comments on i b i k e l o n d o n: Cycling to the London 2012 Olympic Gamesibikelondonhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/06978714126105951294noreply@blogger.comBlogger7125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-7129037502516609710.post-20634758930995753362020-09-10T02:38:42.515+01:002020-09-10T02:38:42.515+01:00In the world of hacking we are the best when it co...In the world of hacking we are the best when it comes to client satisfaction. Bestapphack is an experienced online Private Investigator/Ethical Hacker providing investigative solutions and related services to individuals. You might be curious that what hacking group services can provide? .. If you hire a hacker, you will need to be taken along with the progress of the hack till it is completed and that is what we provide at cyberapphack. 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When you get past Victoria Park you'll follow the tow path up over another canal which branches off to your left (the Regent's Canal continues straight to Mile End Park) Take the left turn canal (the Hertford Union) and follow it all the way to it's end, where it meets the Lea Navigation. From here you'll see the Olympic Stadium on your right, but you have to turn left to go up over the Lea Navigation at White Post Lane. Then follow the LN south past the lock and the old Big Breakfast TV studio to a bridge - follow the canal under the bridge and directly after on your left is the access ramp to the Greenway where the ViewTube and cafe are. Easy peasy and totally traffic and dodgy housing estate free! (except where you have to go up over the tunnel at Islington, 'cos there's no tow path - this diversion is fairly well signposted)<br /><br />Good luck and hope this helps!<br /><br />Markibikelondonhttps://www.blogger.com/profile/06978714126105951294noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-7129037502516609710.post-49303702680464037082010-11-17T11:29:42.042+00:002010-11-17T11:29:42.042+00:00Great blog on a topic that really interests me (th...Great blog on a topic that really interests me (though you need to sort out your it's and its!!).<br /><br />Earlier this year, possibly February (it was very cold!) I tried cycling from west London over to the Olympic park, and got completely lost in some of the vast housing estates off East India Dock Road - they're real mazes with seemingly only one way in or out.<br /><br />Anyway, although I got quite close (braving heavy traffic on the A12) and could just see the main stadium, the detours sapped my strength so I gave up and returned home via Mile End Park.<br /><br />I'm determined to try again before long but will need to find a more bike friendly route to get there!Unknownhttps://www.blogger.com/profile/15200773707464952637noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-7129037502516609710.post-61615397942814035552010-06-21T15:23:49.781+01:002010-06-21T15:23:49.781+01:00This comment has been removed by a blog administrator.Unknownhttps://www.blogger.com/profile/12566553940517787496noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-7129037502516609710.post-85290656095231513662010-01-26T09:45:16.370+00:002010-01-26T09:45:16.370+00:00Hi Julian, of course the Olympics are always going...Hi Julian, of course the Olympics are always going to dissect opinion. I am fully aware that there will be cars provided for athletes and officials and that they will travel around the city on a dedicated network - I think this is fairly standard practice for most Olympics these days - but giving free public transport tickets and spending millions on upgrading the cycling and walking paths in the area to ensure that spectators can get to the site without using cars is a pretty bold move. It could have been a lot worse - imagine if they'd built enough car parking to accommodate the Olympic stadium alone (seats 85 000 people) - there would be no open park land or space by the end of it at all. As I pointed out in my post, t is an easy and pleasent cycle journey from central London along the canals and I am sure a lot of people will arrive this way.<br /><br />I'm also aware of the rehabilitation of the residents of Clays Lane and the Manor Gardens Allotment saga is well publicized already for those who are interested. It was not my intent to cause offense to describe the area as a former rubbish tip, which it has been in one of it's many previous incarnations. Some parts of the Wick still look like a tip, some parts are beautiful - some parts will be improved by the Olympics, some will be spoilt. I think these are the costs involved in creating Europe's biggest building site.<br /><br />All this aside, the point of my post was to point out a new cycling facility that will have mass exposure and will surely encourage others to get on their bikes which is being built in our city, and what I perceive to be an exciting transportation plan for such a big event.<br /><br />Thanks for stopping by and sharing your comments.<br /><br />Markibikelondonhttps://www.blogger.com/profile/06978714126105951294noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-7129037502516609710.post-76527054987757801262010-01-26T03:45:05.358+00:002010-01-26T03:45:05.358+00:00No car parking for spectators? Parking for approxi...No car parking for spectators? Parking for approximately 5,000 cars will be available at Westfield Shopping Centre and Stratford Mall also has a multi-storey car park. There will be a multi-storey car park attached to the media centre for journalists, etc, and all the stadiums have car parking facilities for officials. Olympic family members will use cars, which will have reserved lanes in streets all over London, possibly even the Blackwall Tunnel, imagine the chaos of restricting lanes! There are two large coach parks, one of which will involve tarmacking over the East Marsh parkland. So there are going to be plenty of cars plus the restrictions of reserved lanes. On the sport front the Olympics caused the closure of the Eastway Cycle track which had to move to Redbridge. The Velodrome will be indeed situated on a 'former rubbish tip' which was the site of the Eastway Cycle Track. It was actually a very beautiful open space. This former rubbish tip was also the site of the Clays Lane estate and the Manor Gardens allotments also demolished for the Olympics. Dismissing a piece of land as a rubbish tip makes it all sound just so undesirable!juliannoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-7129037502516609710.post-76617041892390162752010-01-25T20:41:33.359+00:002010-01-25T20:41:33.359+00:00No private car parking! That IS a bold move. Very ...No private car parking! That IS a bold move. Very exciting.Annehttps://www.blogger.com/profile/13943854290539335426noreply@blogger.com