If anyone in the UK wants it drop me your address and I'll post it out. Waterproof case for iPhone 7. Mount will fit on a 2 hole RAM mount. Touch sensitive membrane screen so you can still use the phone in the case, finger print ID works as well. Used a few times but in good nick.
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John
I've got this one as wallpaper on my laptop, always makes me smile...
John
I did a wee trip based on the news regularly saying it was the coldest place in the country. I had to go and take a look, in the summer though!
http://sofnolime.blogspot.com/…ldest-place-in-uk-is.html
John
Can't see this one being over by the end of the month either...
I posted this one in the random biking thread, but it really should be in here as well. Contentment always follow the wee ride down the driveway to Muiravonside....
Welcome to the forum from West Lothian! Just back from a soggy weekend down your way, after the forecast on Friday we bottled it and took the car 
I'm in the lucky group who can work from home. So, at moment no great money worries. My wife works for the NHS and is in the hospital every day, so that is a wee bit of a lingering concern. Just getting a bit stir crazy working in the same room and then spending the evenings in it as well!
Like every-one else, all things bike are on hold. No matter what happens going forward, my bike year is wrecked as I will be flat out at work when we are allowed back out. We have a Euro bike trip planned for late August but I am not holding out any hope for that.
Stay safe everyone...
Hi Crows and welcome to the forum! As has been mentioned before, September is a great time visit Scotland. Some of the best bike tours and diving trips I have had have been later in the year. You will find lots of good info on the forum and if you have a look at the link in my signature you will find a lot of Scottish touring write ups.
+1 Even though I can't go to rallies etc I think this forum has a good vibe and enjoy reading the contributions.
Same here, it seems to be a good crowd in here and there is a a distinct lack of chaff in the posts. However, I am always working when the rallies & trips are on :(.
Welcome Bruce, and don't worry about the bike. I have been here from the start on a 1200RT!
John
Sofnolime is the the name of the carbon dioxide absorbent I used in the molecular sieve of my re-breathers when I used to dive.
A bit adventurous from the mainland but Argos bakery in Stromness, Orkney sell a fine selection of baked savories!
Display MoreSounds like a busy year ;). As for Scandinavia, I’ll be taking plenty of photos and writing up a ride report. In the meantime...
http://advrider.com/index.php?…norway-july-2018.1266659/
and lots of detail on this thread, but a bit too ‘planned’ for my taste...
Thanks for the links. Probably like you, I am scouring the net constantly for info and I look forward to your write up and photos...
A few things in the mix for next year. A long weekend visit to the D Day beaches with a couple of mates. A couple of days up north taking in some roads I have yet to ride and also visit Altnaharra, you hear about it every winter!
The wife wants to got to the Lakes, Dales, York and the Pennines in July.
I'm going to try and get a weekend on Barra, as I missed it during this years Hebrides trip.
I have a free pass for 9 days at the start of August that I am not sure what to do with yet.
I'm interested in hearing about Norway trips. In a couple of years time am thinking of a long (3 or 4 week) trip. A week up the cost of Sweden and then meander home back down the coast of Norway.
That will be the end of my blog if Photobucket goes down. If I can muster up the energy to start again, I'll probably go down the route of a personal website. I'll still be quids in on $399 a year!
John
I'll be along to play soon as well...
Cracking post, enjoyed that!
I don't know about this one, I had the original BruKit briefly and it only held one small canister. The neoprene sleeve actually works a lot better than you would think, it never seemed to have problems with the heat. I might treat myself to a Jackal for days out when I am not cooking but just brewing up or heating soup next to a loch somewhere!
I mostly use my Trangia with gas conversion and a Light My Fire meal kit when I am camping as I like to cook when I am away. This set up works for me and I can, and have, whipped up some tasty meals with this.
Trangia & meal kit packed up
and what's inside
John
