Just about an inch here . . . and most of that has melted away.
But just go a little south-east to Keith and its a whole different world 
Posts by Steve T
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OIlheads...
Not that your biased or anything eh Richard
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Hi & Welcome - see you at Nairn
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Hi & Welcome.
Hopefully see you on the road
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. . . she buys you a BMW for your birthday
My very own R Nine T Racer . . . and yes, it's so authentic that it even has a dodgy rear diff / shaft drive
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Cheers Ian
Heres to everyone having a great 2023 -
It's a Wuluf, its a Wuluf.
Great looking dog . . . but still wouldn't want to meet him down a dark ally . . . or any ally for that matter
You all enjoy the break and I'll see you all soon enough.
Steve T & family (and pack
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Tad damp yesterday
but absoloutely great out today working the dogs Moray was lucky in that it was on the edge of the deluge clouds yesterday.
Stay safe out there indeed everyone
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Neither the Alp or the new Strom will get my money - both have way too much tech on them, which for me, is mainly not required & unnessecary.
The Yamaha T7 is appearing to be more and more like my next large trail big if I ever move on from the F8GS. As far as tech goes, it's only got switchable ABS and a simple LCD dash (the 1st version at least - the updated one has a fancy dash, apparently
)Just my opinion - others are available
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I totally agree with you - who the feck wants a vegetarian breakfast
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OMG
You will be missed at the various gatherings that we have attended together.
Who am I gonna chase round the lanes with now? Last years Shropshire video is now even more special
Bad news - I know where you live
Take care Andy and keep in touch . . . you never know when Ill be passing
Steve
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Just for info - Barrow campsite features on Channel 4s Pitch Perfect at 1730hrs this Friday
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Cracking weekend, ADV Scotlands 1st use of the Barrow campsite near Nairn.
Here are a few views at sunrise on Saturday . . . after a rather windy night
Took a few souls out for a bimble around the Gairloch loop, with the first stop being the viewpoint at the head of Glen Docherty . . .
We popped down to the Slatterdale car park on the side of Loch Maree, just to take in the view after an enjoyable ride alongside the loch – no picture taken.
We then headed to the Atlantic Convoy memorial, through a rather heavy downpour that was being pushed along by a very strong cross wind . . .
After taking on some warming fluids at Gairloch we carried on towards Ullapool, stopping at the Loch Broom viewpoint . . .
Took the “normal” road back to Inverness and then onto Nairn and the campsite. Not a long days riding all in all but the weather at times made it a challenge.
Cracking short weekend camping with new faces and some old (some REALLY OLD).
Great to see nearly all that put their names down attending.
Barrow site gets a triple thumbs up from me
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. . . I am on the site now
Craig the "rain dodger" - very sensible that man
, was a cracking day today wasn't it?Me & the tribe will be leaving home after the deluge has passed us by, so around about 3pm going by the latest wetcast
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I'm liking the stickers
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Nice going Andy
I was on the 702 on Tuesday when heading home from the deep south. On the way down I took the 701 to Moffat. Not used that route before, but I will do in the future - it's ACE
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So, pictures of you two paddle boarding?
Looks like a reet relaxing break for you all ('cept the poor dog, all that playing
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Right now there is an old Simon & Garfunckle! concert playing on the telybox. Very nostalgic
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As long as it makes you smile auld fella
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Looking good, going good Craig
