Our readers' Tour de France photos: from Yorkshire to Paris, via London

Le Tour de France en Yorkshire
My family came over from Spain to watch the Tour in Yorkshire and I made a poster to celebrate the event of this typical scene along the route for the first two stages.
Photograph: Elandaluz

Knaresborough Tour de France Tees
These T-shirt designs, contributed by local school children, can be found among the treetops and all throughout the town of Knaresborough in Harrogate.
Photograph: fluffity2014

Our son Daniel is his yellow jersey
During a family break to York we took a snap of our son Daniel on one of the many yellow bikes in York city centre.
Photograph: Lori Anderson

Skipton's keenest cycling fan?
The sight from a local craft shop.
Photograph: Susan Holt

Mytholmroyd bunting
The start of the climb to Cragg Vale, the longest continuous gradient in England: 968 feet over 5.5 miles.
Photograph: RobM329

Wicker Bike, Todmorden
Photograph: RobM329

Cav
Mark Cavendish at Muker, before it all went wrong.
Photograph: EllieArroway

Cambridge
The Tour De France comes to Cambridge.
Photograph: James Nilsen-Clarke

Voigt in Lead
Jens Voigt leads the 2014 Tour de France as it passes through Reeth.
Photograph: SkepSteve

Lovely Yellow Bike
Photograph: ID9439555

Tour de France riders parade through York
The lead riders as the parade passes through Bootham, York. Great atmosphere and celebrations in York today. Photograph: RRedpath

In a blur
A wide flat stretch of road and gone so quickly. Photograph: LeedsTim

The Peloton approaches Haworth
Photograph: IanDavidEvans

Les Maillots Tricotés à High Bradfield, Yorkshire Photograph: ID9439555

Themed cupcakes
A contribution to a barbeque party held close to the Bishy Road York street party.
Photograph: Jaime Bolzern

A customised lamppost in Silsden, West Yorkshire Photograph: NerysHebdon

Big Bike
This has to be the largest yellow bike in Yorkshire, it can be found by Coldstones Cut Quarry, near PatelyBridge, Nidderdale. Amazing views from up there.
Photograph: anginspain

Fabien Cancellara attacking on the way into Harrogate
Photograph: JTWhite88

Marcel Kittel at struggling at the base of Holme Moss Photograph: JTWhite88

The main peloton approaches Holme Moss
Three leading riders had just passed through to great cheers and applause. Then the peloton rounded the bend to noise the like of which I've rarely witnessed at any sporting event. Wow.
Photograph: exterralucem

On Yer Bike
Painted on the side of an empty pub in Otley, West Yorkshire by a local artist.
Photograph: anginspain

The peloton flying past York Minster
Was on site at 6.30am on the Sunday morning to make sure I got a good spot... could have had another two hours in bed I was practically on my own until around 9am.
Photograph: danofmk

Tour de France's first Bride and Groom
This photo was taken from a tripod using a 10s time lapse, and it captured newlyweds Matthew and Penny Sadler. They were married on Saturday 5 July and the tour passed near their house on the Monday. Photograph: Mattsadler1

East Yorkshire
Although the Tour didn't quite reach our parts, some got into the spirit anyway. This was displayed outside a farm in Meaux.
Photograph: Trell76

Tour De France at HP Corner
Photograph: freddygunn