Sounds a fantastic place.

We didn't stay..... Honest!

Blade wrote:

C00kiemonster wrote:In the car. Kwacky and I were coming back from the off-road. I spotted I got flashed. 58kmh in a 50... Bang to rights I suppose

How many baguettes and crossiants are they hammering you for cookie ?

90 euros. It's doubled in the last 6 months as my last one was 45

C00kiemonster wrote:In the car. Kwacky and I were coming back from the off-road. I spotted I got flashed. 58kmh in a 50... Bang to rights I suppose

How many baguettes and crossiants are they hammering you for cookie ?

Why is there gaffer tape stuck to the bed in the top photo? Looks fairly recent too.

Cheers fellas, house is getting there but always stuff to be done!

Blade wrote:Looks and sounds great and your b&b looks stunning. Very very impressive.

Welcome to the site

That loft space is stunning.

In the car. Kwacky and I were coming back from the off-road. I spotted I got flashed. 58kmh in a 50... Bang to rights I suppose

Looks and sounds great and your b&b looks stunning. Very very impressive.

Welcome to the site

Nice one Kwacky

It was me and Cookiemonster who did the off road day.

I'm looking to plan a small group ride out through France in June next year so subject to what the others say I'm hoping to stop by and do another off road day with you and hopefully stop over for a night.

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... that now. Really enjoying learning. I'll never be perfect but that's not my aim, my aim now is to learn how to progress safely and to enjoy the road more. To be honest though your a very confident rider and you do European trips which give you a lot of skills and experience. Plus I'm sure after ...

... that now. Really enjoying learning. I'll never be perfect but that's not my aim, my aim now is to learn how to progress safely and to enjoy the road more. To be honest though your a very confident rider and you do European trips which give you a lot of skills and experience. Plus I'm sure after ...

... this morning, quiet a lick on, when I come up behind a Volvo, dark blue supporting a GB sticker, nothing out of the ordinary. In typical style the road was open on the two inside lanes, but he would not move over!!! 9 times out of 10 I would not have wasted anytime and just gone past, however this ...

That happened to me a few years ago. As I went to over take the BMW I had followed fit a while the back lit up. I gave him the thumbs up and stayed behind him until he left the A road.

... this morning, quiet a lick on, when I come up behind a Volvo, dark blue supporting a GB sticker, nothing out of the ordinary. In typical style the road was open on the two inside lanes, but he would not move over!!! 9 times out of 10 I would not have wasted anytime and just gone past, however this ...

Forgot European road trips, Alpine Tours or Route 66 mega rides, today I'm doing my all time favourite journey the most epic journey ever.



The journey home after a long length of absence simply brilliant

he says its very capable off road - he has 2 sets of wheels too , although he has a "hybrid" tyre on atm which he's using for both , but he doesn't think it'll be any good off road if it gets too muddy

The biggest thing I learnt is that bikes are far more stable than we think and sometimes fighting movement is more likely to make you crash. The bike moving around on road doesn't phase me quite as much as it used to now.