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Flintlock wrote: ↑Wed Jan 16, 2019 8:43 pm Killeter, on the County Tyrone / Donegal border earlier today.

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Good fishing to be had there?

Absolutely Bob - River Derg - a good head of Brown Trout and Salmon will run in season.

"You is in my seat lady!"


An update on his progress - Took him to his first shoot this morning, just to experience the goings on. "Not bovvered" was his general demeanour, till someone brought down a bird. The other two dogs were along for some confidence boosting and I think it was the big spaniels reaction to the downing of a bird that got the little ones interest.
He got ever more excited when the big dog retrieved the bird. Short outing, but he was pooped when we got home after no more than an hour outdoors.

Steve T

Rode down to Kent, to greet these nutters, and escort them to the Ace Cafe, as they finish their last leg of an epic 35,000 mile RTW trip, on a scooter and homemade sidecar!

https://asseenfromthesidecar.org/

Another day, another 150 mile run. Six of us took a run up to Norfolk (UK, not VA!) this time (the Multistrada was too posh to park near us... ). 5c, frosty, and in places icy. But no wind which has been a plus.

This was actually taken a few days back but who’s counting.
In the foreground, my bike and all our kit cling-filmed to a tea tray. That’s how it was flown over the Darien Gap. It worked perfectly.

Behind, two similar bikes on a double tea tray.

From a short ride this afternoon . . .


Steve T

Wanna see some of this speak to Big Al ( west Wales Rally)

gbags wrote: ↑Sun Jan 20, 2019 7:21 pm This was actually taken a few days back but who’s counting.

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In the foreground, my bike and all our kit cling-filmed to a tea tray. That’s how it was flown over the Darien Gap. It worked perfectly.

Behind, two similar bikes on a double tea tray.

do you have a contact for the flying tea tray people, plenty out there for saucers