Yep. Both have 2 pairs of 4 square led spotlights. One has one of those cheap Irish reg numbers on it. Nice looking bikes.
I hope they’ve got good sleeping bags cos it’s a bit nippy lying on grass at this time of year! 
Weathers kinda nice - time to ride!
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Yep. Both have 2 pairs of 4 square led spotlights. One has one of those cheap Irish reg numbers on it. Nice looking bikes.
I hope they’ve got good sleeping bags cos it’s a bit nippy lying on grass at this time of year! 
Went east for a change (and to avoid the forecast wetness that was supposed to be heading in from the west). As far as this place . . .
Former RAF weapons range tower at Rosehearty.
A little way west along the coast is New Aberdour beach, the grey bit on the left of the picture.
This view is, to my mind, very reminiscent of the views you can experience when travelling along the Irish Wild Atlantic Way (well, it remind me of the bits I rode several years ago)
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Former RAF weapons range tower at Rosehearty.
A little way west along the coast is New Aberdour beach, the grey bit on the left of the picture.
This view is, to my mind, very reminiscent of the views you can experience when travelling along the Irish Wild Atlantic Way (well, it remind me of the bits I rode several years ago)
SteveT
Remembrance Sunday ride
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/in-pictures-54863757
200+ miles on wet roads, with the return run home accompanied by much falling wetness.
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https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/in-pictures-54863757
200+ miles on wet roads, with the return run home accompanied by much falling wetness.
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Ive been threatening to go thru there every years for about the past 5 or 6 and from recollection the weather has been gash every time.
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It was fine when I was there also last month.
Loverly run out today with Ullapool the end of the “Out-Run”
Just before I came across these fellas grazing next to the road there was a very large herd of the beasts well away from the road, all heading for the hill tops.
A little under 250miles covered on predominantly wet roads, under ever clearing skies . . . which was very nice (but I’m glad I had my heated inner gloves plugged in).
Only over the final dozen miles before home did rain actually drop on me. Still a great day for a ride.
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Just before I came across these fellas grazing next to the road there was a very large herd of the beasts well away from the road, all heading for the hill tops.
A little under 250miles covered on predominantly wet roads, under ever clearing skies . . . which was very nice (but I’m glad I had my heated inner gloves plugged in).
Only over the final dozen miles before home did rain actually drop on me. Still a great day for a ride.
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Magic looking weather, pished doon here most of the day.
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Furry boots exactly ?
Recognise it but don't, if you know what I mean.
A82, mile or so after the green welly?
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That is exactly where I thought it was but the reference to Skye had me doubting myself.
Wee birl out of the metrolops on RS
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Looks like Tod Head??
Cheers...........................Grizzly
Cheers...........................Grizzly
Haven’t popped down that road for a few years.
