Glen Lyon . . . . . cos I could :-)

[Steve T]

Some photos from todays ride south to Glen Lyon . . . . . .

View back to Loch Tay


Been along this road many times and I have never, ever seen this resevoir this low . . . . .




Gotta stop for a brew every now and then, don't you?




Waterfall


Steve T

[Flintlock]

Thats yet another lovely part of Scotland. The river running through the glen looks very fishable.

[boboneleg]

Excellent report as usual Steve

[PHILinFRANCE]

Nice one Steve , cheers
Phil

[r6eck]

Killin to Kenmore if such a scenic road.
You get a lovely scone at the Glen Lyon tea room.
Always a great day out up there.

[macvisual]

Lovely photos and location Steve, I ride that route myself quite often, a beautiful part of Scotland alright!

Thanks for sharing. Have you owned the BMW long?

Peter
(Alloa)

[snozed]

Looks beautiful.. Thank you for sharing

[Steve T]

. . . . . a beautiful part of Scotland alright!

Sure is Peter. And if you can avoid the hordes of tourists, it's even beter

. . . . Have you owned the BMW long?

This F8GS -the Trophy version - was my sons for over 2 years before I took it off his hands earlier this year, as I'd sold my previous F8GS-the Tango version- to a man from Germany - Q the song "Its coming home, its coming home . . . . ". My previous F8GS-the Tango version- I'd owned for 3 years, and the F8GS before that- a Bumble Bee version- I also owned for 3 years .
I also ran a F650GS twin (same engine but with less power and a smaller frame/suspension set up) for 3 years, during part of which I also had the Tango version of the F8GS.
I've done closing on 100k miles on this model of machine. It is, to my simple mind, the natural successor to the venerable XRV750 Africa Twin, of which I've owned 4 of.

Steve T