Riding is highly restricted in that area. It is National Forest land. Riding is only allowed on designated trails and on public roads. Lots of wildlife (watch out when riding at night) because hunting is not allowed except in desinated areas. ...J.D.
Nice, looks like a good place to visit, no pic of the cake though, lol. I had a ride to Glastonbury this morning and enjoyed a slice of fab banoffee pie and a coffee, off then to see my sister in Warminster then home, about 75 miles, just right before starting on the "has to be done" practical things at home
What a day, left Home 7:15 Breakfast at Loomies Lunch Crab Shack Worthing Afternoon Tea Newlands Corner Coffee Rykas Home Out for 8 hours riding for 5, 186 miles, average speed 37 mph, max 91mph, 68 mpg, used Relive, really good free application to track route and intersperse photos
A contorted route through the lanes and coffee at Seaways today. Quite busy with it being such a nice day.
Yes, it's part of the fruit decoration It's called a Physalis...... and not to be confused with a STD of a similar sounding word
You're very well informed Eldon, I was going to say a kumquat but you're right, think the other bit was fig, still, bloody tasty though
Took part in the RAT pack run to York in WA, to raise money for charity. The Image is a Plan of how the Bikes were parked on the York Sports Oval to make up the Triumph logo. My bike was parked mid "H" in the left bar just next to the Tail off the "R". Was good to catch up with Old and New Friends ... Been doing this for 3 or 4 years now. cheers capt
A bit detailing on my thunderbird (walter), using diamond brite courtesy of @Dozers Dad, it looks completely stunning. Then had a canny run out with some new friends, it made me feel alot better about selling one of my bikes and sending the other one back. The Bonnie black pictured is one of the nicest bikes I've seen. Pete
