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- Cyclist heads towards the icy cycle lane.
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- Cyclists on the icy cycle lane.
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- Bicycle outside a store.
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- Watch out for the cycle lanes. Especially when they are covered in snow.
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- Bicycles in the snow.
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- Bicycle parking, come sun or snow.
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- All in a line.
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- Cycle lanes, tram lines, cars and pedestrians. Shared spaces is possible.
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- To prioritize cyclists and pedestrians, make sure cars slow down.
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- Cycle lanes wrap around pavements and streets towards the City Centre
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- Bicycles, cyclists and people converage on Marienplatz, the hear of the Munich City Centre.
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- Cyclists making their way through Munich’s Olympiapark towards the Oympiazentrum station.
With just over 24 hours to do a million things in Munich, I hit the streets and spaces (and walked in a cycle lane too) to capture some shots of the cycling-life in Munich near the City Centre. Come snow or snow, the bicycles and cyclist seem freeze-proof as they make their way around town or between transport nodes.
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Rashiq Fataar
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Rashiq Fataar is the founder, Editor in Chief and Managing Director of Future Cape Town.
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