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PeteXXX

Cake or ice cream? The choice is endless ...
Location
Hamtun
Yes I rode the Caledonian canal too in 2019 when I did NCN 78 from Campbeltown to Inverness and spent a few days in Fort William to do the train journey and Potter around. I split the canal ride in two, spending a night at a hostel in Fort Augustus as I had planned two really leisurely days stopping everywhere to watch boats pass through the lock gates and as it turned out I never saw a single boat that was actually moving! The only boats I saw on the canal were all moored.
General Wade's military Road for me, plus that bloomin' great big hill!! Jeez, that was fun with a fully freighted bike.. 💪
 

Jenkins

Legendary Member
Location
Felixstowe
Another quiet day at the workface. Looks to be quite a nice day out there, so I hope the occupants of the 15+ campervans/converted Transit type vehicles that were parked up overnight on Felixstowe seafront are enjoying their day.
 

oldwheels

Legendary Member
Location
Isle of Mull
Went out to visit my wildlife pal. He was busy with his strimmer cutting bracken back in his field while I tried photographing bees in his very fancy garden.
Shower of rain come on so we had lunch until it stopped.
Bees do not like being photographed and seem to hide as much as possible so very frustrating. Got one reasonable pic I think.
 

DCLane

Found in the Yorkshire hills ...
Booking.com seem to think that I should book a hotel in Fort William.

I once house swapped with a couple in Fort William. It's a nice area.

I also did one with a family in Spain, getting a villa on the Costa Brava. They wanted 3 weeks of cold and rain at the height of their summer - Dewsbury was perfect for that :okay:
 

LeetleGreyCells

Un rouleur infatigable
A friend of mine let me know that the hovercraft racing had returned to our local country park, so we popped into the park to do some spectating. We saw four races with some fantastic piloting (?), you could easily tell the seasoned racers from the rest. After the racing we walked through the pits area to admire the machines and see all the different set ups. Most hovercrafts had a flat or riser handlebar for steering while others steered like a recumbent (or tank if you prefer).

Apparently, today's races were a pilot to show that it could all be run safely and within COVID guidelines. It seemed to work well.

An enjoyable afternoon ^_^
 
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