We headed south in the van, parked up and headed out on the first of two days perfect trail riding.
I've ridden with Timpo for around 15 years or so and always found his company good for my health....ie. we hardly ever stop so I don't get to have a smoke break
But that'll also account for the lack of pics in any of the more tricky areas, anyway these'll give an idea of some of the miles of almost continuous trails, perhaps Timpo will have some to add
They consisted of deep muddy ruts, barely used sunken lanes, single track through the woods which was like riding a roller coaster and a few quite technical areas and fast gravel sections so was very pleased to have my Husaberg instead of the 640ADV.
Timpo agreed, we were enjoying the ride so much because we we're on the right bikes.
Anyway, we had two days worth of tracklog (don't ask for it
) for some of trail riding's best kept secrets
The thumbs up means, yes you can roll a smoke as long as it's quick
Some of the trails were obviously much more used.
At one point we passed through the tiny village of Camembert.
Some were little used.
Blurry
Others were 'secluded'
Back at the van and arrive in Falaise cold tired and hungry...the camp sites shut we grab a load of food and drink before heading off again to Pont d'Ouilly where our second trail will pass.
The camp site looks shut but we pitch up anyway, if anyone had told us to move on our tired reply was ready.."Well you didn't mind the Brits camping here in 1944"
As it turned out all was well, we slept for around 12 hours and I woke with my tent frozen...oh joy.
Whilst it dries in the sun, Timpo makes breakfast of Coffee, baguette, Camembert and salami. Perfect
I've ridden with Timpo for around 15 years or so and always found his company good for my health....ie. we hardly ever stop so I don't get to have a smoke break
But that'll also account for the lack of pics in any of the more tricky areas, anyway these'll give an idea of some of the miles of almost continuous trails, perhaps Timpo will have some to add
They consisted of deep muddy ruts, barely used sunken lanes, single track through the woods which was like riding a roller coaster and a few quite technical areas and fast gravel sections so was very pleased to have my Husaberg instead of the 640ADV.
Timpo agreed, we were enjoying the ride so much because we we're on the right bikes.
Anyway, we had two days worth of tracklog (don't ask for it
) for some of trail riding's best kept secrets
The thumbs up means, yes you can roll a smoke as long as it's quick
Some of the trails were obviously much more used.
At one point we passed through the tiny village of Camembert.
Some were little used.
Blurry
Others were 'secluded'
Back at the van and arrive in Falaise cold tired and hungry...the camp sites shut
we grab a load of food and drink before heading off again to Pont d'Ouilly where our second trail will pass.The camp site looks shut but we pitch up anyway, if anyone had told us to move on our tired reply was ready.."Well you didn't mind the Brits camping here in 1944"
As it turned out all was well, we slept for around 12 hours and I woke with my tent frozen...oh joy.
Whilst it dries in the sun, Timpo makes breakfast of Coffee, baguette, Camembert and salami. Perfect
