high road Aurland, above Flam, Norway on the way North to the Artic Circle.

Above the Aurland tunnel, longest in world with stopping places in lighted sky colours to help those with a claustrophobia disposition. http://www.bergen-guide.com/538.htm

SANY0198.JPG ... doh, here's the bike, part painted lambourghini Orange, still in the same country ... And we think we had a lot of snow last month ! The new TDM900 is brill but we're not as-one-man-and-machine in perfect harmony yet as the old thing, despite all its old faults. p.s. Wanderin' Star...

An obvious one ...

£20 membership (bit more for a family) and International hostels. cheap, bikes safe and a clean shower after a few days doin' it wild helps the soul. Boulounge, Bayeux lots of them about especially if it rains for a while. Pegasus bridge mentioned above was my favourite. enjoy and smile when it rain...

Got roped into it too. We're 60 miles from Newcastle (ferry to Holland) 740 miles in a oner down the road. 2 days there for the big hill (or a bit of the way up the hill) then 2 days home - holidays are rare. Only option for DFDS is a cabin working out at £209 pp return. Better than 400 miles to Dov...

Never had anything But AA Europe 5*. Never heard of not covering Tolls though. Not for bike but we had AA5* Europe cover last year touring in a motorhome for a few months. Broke down on Spanish Toll. 1 artic lorry low loader and three free hire cars and free accomodation including dog and ..., well ...

I'll take some time to work my way round the forums and stuff but just wanted to say hello.
The odd forest track is ok but mainly we stick to mountain hairpins.

Why oh why did I agree to do the Stella Alpina this year :blink: ?