Irn-Bru? Scottish Blethering Thread

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Fubar

Guru
Och, you're over analyzing.
Once I wore one on tour because I thought it would reassure @Fubar.
Well, the truth is I really thought he would blow his heid off if I'd showed up without one :laugh:
.....And I thought I was the one who was weak willed! What age are you? Tell him to go and do one! :okay:
@Fubar is a gentleman and a kind leader concerned for the welfare of his group.
It was my assumption only: I turned up sans H on the following tour, he did not bat an eyelid ^_^

Hit the nail on the head with your final comment, I have not nor would I ever stipulate that as a requirement no matter my own opinions!

And you wonder why I'm not organising any more tours... :banghead:
 
Yeah, well, you could have told us in advance about not remembering the way out of Glasgow, about not having your Garmin, we could have all met at the SECC, taken the path (suitable for skinny tyres) to Balloch, then on to Callander via the Dukes pass :whistle:
Never mind, it was an experience! :laugh:
I knew the route out of Glasgow, I just couldn't remember exactly how we got onto the Kelvin Way from where we were. And yet we still got onto it!
It was less a matter of being lost and more a matter of losing confidence in my own abilities :okay:
Shame about the closed road driving all north-bound crap drivers onto the totally-not-controversial-at-all-road out of Bearsden :whistle:

It's full now. Plus, I found the expected problem I have with such events :angry:........
Even the famously lidless Ed will don the polystyrene crapwear if the event mandates it. (Don't tell anyone though!)

And you wonder why I'm not organising any more tours... :banghead:
You forgot to wear your head-bashing-against-wall-helmet, @Fubar. Consider this your first health and safety warning.
 

fimm

Veteran
Location
Edinburgh
Why not an expedition to ride the Bealach na Ba? Train to Inverness, 60 miles to Torridon (youth hostel for 2 nights), loop over the Bealach is here, that's another 60 miles, back to Inverness the next day. So you don't have to take your luggage over the Bealach.
Is 60 miles a day for 3 days too much? You want some accommodation a bit west of Inverness to shorten the ride to Torridon a bit; and then you could take two days to make a loop to get back.
 

Pat "5mph"

A kilogrammicaly challenged woman
Moderator
Location
Glasgow
Hit the nail on the head with your final comment, I have not nor would I ever stipulate that as a requirement no matter my own opinions!

And you wonder why I'm not organising any more tours... :banghead:
Hey, more tours we do, more we get to know each other, no?
I barely see any CC Ecossers but on tour, takes time to get to know folks!
So: first tour I came with H, second tour the H was mostly on top of my panniers, third tour no H :tongue:
 

Col5632

Guru
Location
Cowdenbeath
Has this been the year of fewest cc eccose group rides? I bought a small backpack a few weeks back to try a one night "tour" at some point. Have three weeks off before end of the year so may go adventuring

Yeah cause I was about the only person organising them :whistle:
 

burndust

Parts unknown...baby
Has this been the year of fewest cc eccose group rides? I bought a small backpack a few weeks back to try a one night "tour" at some point. Have three weeks off before end of the year so may go adventuring
louch going adventuring the twitter feed would be epic
 

classic33

Leg End Member
If anyone else wants to organise one, as always, I'm happy to act as deputy, map plotter, domestique and mobile road sign.
I won't ever take the lead, though, not after the absolute debacle of the Glasgow feeder ride.
I'm constitutionally incapable of decisive leadership in the event of a crisis.
Got a No Entry sign you could borrow!
 
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