The aftermath of Timpo's assault course
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That's just about all the photos I had time to take and didn't include the tough bits where it's just too hectic to get the camera out
But as we were in Wales Timpo showed Loz how to release a sheeps trapped head from a fence...at least that's what they said they were doing
But as we were in Wales Timpo showed Loz how to release a sheeps trapped head from a fence...at least that's what they said they were doing
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I definitely need a small bike and about twenty years more experience, oh and some balls
Todays sting was going upHeartbreak Hill.
Eddy and I didn't complete it, although Loz and Timpo clain they did
bloody well done
Well done Chaps for completing the day...well almost!
Let's look at the scores after the floors:-
Heartbreak Hill 0 Loz 1
Heartbreak Hill 0 Timpo 1
Heartbreak Hill 1 Timolgra 0
Heartbreak Hill 1 Hew 0
I'm sore as hell today.
Some great pictures there Tim, they really depict what the no-shows have missed.
The ford nearly caught me out..........but only nearly.
Again the lanes are green, plenty of rain recently has helped. It's a shame more people don't venture out this way, this would help to keep the routes a little clearer.
As for the DRZ, it lives for another day, some small jobs are required, that will keep me out of the pub for a couple of evenings this week.
Right, who and where next?
Timpo.
Ahh sweet
Timmy, ewe baaah-stard!
I've got some explaining to do now with Sarah Teach...................
I need to get a pair of John Mills spec wellies.
Timpo.
and a fond farewell to a grateful sheep
But it does highlight that to appreciate and maybe keep what lanes we have, a regard to the flora and fauna your passing through not only enhances your day but may demonstate to the anti-trail riding brigade, we're not all bad
A flippin excellent days trail riding with great company, thanks Timpo, Eddy and Loz.
Those who backed out for whatever reason missed a really special day.
But it does highlight that to appreciate and maybe keep what lanes we have, a regard to the flora and fauna your passing through not only enhances your day but may demonstate to the anti-trail riding brigade, we're not all bad
A flippin excellent days trail riding with great company, thanks Timpo, Eddy and Loz.
Those who backed out for whatever reason missed a really special day.
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Great pictures Tim and I echo your thought on an excellent days trail riding and company.
The variety and quality of lanes served up was outstanding from loose rocky climbs,deep bogs and my personal favourite the enclosed green lanes. That was really weird to start with riding more or less blind through a sea of green.
Even the late failure on Heartbreak Hill could not take the shine off the day.
I know I've got it licked now. It's how to get the cement mixer up there to build a ramp over the root step I've got to figure out.
Thanks Timpo
The variety and quality of lanes served up was outstanding from loose rocky climbs,deep bogs and my personal favourite the enclosed green lanes. That was really weird to start with riding more or less blind through a sea of green.
Even the late failure on Heartbreak Hill could not take the shine off the day.
I know I've got it licked now. It's how to get the cement mixer up there to build a ramp over the root step I've got to figure out.
Thanks Timpo
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A bit fecking Hardcore...
Nice sheep by the way
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I'd have fallen to my death on the first pic alone
Thanks for taking the time to take the pics Tim..we all appreciate it
Thanks for taking the time to take the pics Tim..we all appreciate it
It was a good job we didn't ride down the real narrow lanes Loz.
I'm glad you Chaps enjoyed it, we did cover some decent distance thanks to the fuel being available.
I was thinking last night of which lanes we could of added to the ride if we had more time, Sweeney Mountain and the Vee Gulley came to mind, it may be a god-send that we ran out of time instead of fuel....
There's always next time....
Timpo.
Been out today in the Land Rover, and this lane has now been cleared and had the gate sorted at the top end. Thanks Hew for turning up to help.
We will be riding it on the next Llangollen to Vyrnwy trail ride.
I will post up some details soon. Got a drowned KTM950 to repair first.
Timpo.
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Looks a bit hardcore for me
Humbug, get yourself up here, you'll enjoy it.
Keep your eyes peeled for the next ride-out thread, it's probably going to be on 14th July.
Timpo.
