Hi guys at last got round to posting pics here is the link
http://s21.photobuck...BobIrwin/RTT06/
Bobs Pics
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, Aug 07 2006 09:00 pm
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Posted 07 August 2006 - 09:22 pm
QUOTE(TDMBob @ Mon 7th Aug 2006, 09:45 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Great pics bob. Show us some of the euro trip with the Hardley Rideables.
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Posted 07 August 2006 - 10:01 pm
Hi Emmett
I have loaded a few on for you for the craik it,s hard to know what to do when you are on these roads do you stop and take photo's or enjoy the ride on the bike and comit the experiance to memory I get the GS on Saturday but won't be doing much ridding as my father is up for the week but I will make up for it later in the year. Heres the link:-
http://s21.photobuck...b... Trip 2006/
cheers Bob
I have loaded a few on for you for the craik it,s hard to know what to do when you are on these roads do you stop and take photo's or enjoy the ride on the bike and comit the experiance to memory I get the GS on Saturday but won't be doing much ridding as my father is up for the week but I will make up for it later in the year. Heres the link:-
http://s21.photobuck...b... Trip 2006/
cheers Bob
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Posted 08 August 2006 - 12:42 am
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Posted 08 August 2006 - 09:31 am
why are you holding the rock up Bob?
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Posted 08 August 2006 - 08:58 pm
Hi all
good to see you are back in gods country Dandy did you and pete have a good tour? re the tyre Tonesky you are quite right about the tyre ware indicator infact I used the same indicator on my last set of tyres a pity the indicator did not appear until the day I had to get the ferry. Wrex That pic of me holding up the rock was taken on the highest pass in Europe (col du Bonnette) at 2802 meters ASL now I figured that I better hold that rock up after climbing all the way up cause if I let it go I would be standing on the second highest pass in Europe and that would never do, bloody bloke took ages coming with the bucket of cement. Out of the pics of RTT06 I like the one outside the pub were we stopped after hardknot pass Wicky is standing with the thinkers pose on I was tempted to title it "did I realy order a diet Rum with an ordinary coke last night". The best bit of the Euro trip for me was the Gorges it was just fantastic swooping through them on the bike with the rock overhangs and sweepy roads would do it again without a doubt. Now Tonesky where in Germany are we going and I take it that it will be over a longer time period than a long weekend and if its just a long weekend I guess it will be mosel or Rhine area near Koblenz for the sake of getting back to the ferry distance wise mind you would be a good excuse for the start of a Euro Tour.
cheers Bob
good to see you are back in gods country Dandy did you and pete have a good tour? re the tyre Tonesky you are quite right about the tyre ware indicator infact I used the same indicator on my last set of tyres a pity the indicator did not appear until the day I had to get the ferry. Wrex That pic of me holding up the rock was taken on the highest pass in Europe (col du Bonnette) at 2802 meters ASL now I figured that I better hold that rock up after climbing all the way up cause if I let it go I would be standing on the second highest pass in Europe and that would never do, bloody bloke took ages coming with the bucket of cement. Out of the pics of RTT06 I like the one outside the pub were we stopped after hardknot pass Wicky is standing with the thinkers pose on I was tempted to title it "did I realy order a diet Rum with an ordinary coke last night". The best bit of the Euro trip for me was the Gorges it was just fantastic swooping through them on the bike with the rock overhangs and sweepy roads would do it again without a doubt. Now Tonesky where in Germany are we going and I take it that it will be over a longer time period than a long weekend and if its just a long weekend I guess it will be mosel or Rhine area near Koblenz for the sake of getting back to the ferry distance wise mind you would be a good excuse for the start of a Euro Tour.
cheers Bob
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Posted 08 August 2006 - 09:01 pm
QUOTE(TDMBob @ Tue 8th Aug 2006, 09:43 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Out of the pics of RTT06 I like the one outside the pub were we stopped after hardknot pass Wicky is standing with the thinkers pose on I was tempted to title it "did I realy order a diet Rum with an ordinary cock last night".
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Posted 08 August 2006 - 09:06 pm
QUOTE(TDMBob @ Tue 8th Aug 2006, 09:43 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Hi all
good to see you are back in gods country Dandy did you and pete have a good tour? re the tyre Tonesky you are quite right about the tyre ware indicator infact I used the same indicator on my last set of tyres a pity the indicator did not appear until the day I had to get the ferry. Wrex That pic of me holding up the rock was taken on the highest pass in Europe (col du Bonnette) at 2802 meters ASL now I figured that I better hold that rock up after climbing all the way up cause if I let it go I would be standing on the second highest pass in Europe and that would never do, bloody bloke took ages coming with the bucket of cement. Out of the pics of RTT06 I like the one outside the pub were we stopped after hardknot pass Wicky is standing with the thinkers pose on I was tempted to title it "did I realy order a diet Rum with an ordinary coke last night". The best bit of the Euro trip for me was the Gorges it was just fantastic swooping through them on the bike with the rock overhangs and sweepy roads would do it again without a doubt. Now Tonesky where in Germany are we going and I take it that it will be over a longer time period than a long weekend and if its just a long weekend I guess it will be mosel or Rhine area near Koblenz for the sake of getting back to the ferry distance wise mind you would be a good excuse for the start of a Euro Tour.
cheers Bob
good to see you are back in gods country Dandy did you and pete have a good tour? re the tyre Tonesky you are quite right about the tyre ware indicator infact I used the same indicator on my last set of tyres a pity the indicator did not appear until the day I had to get the ferry. Wrex That pic of me holding up the rock was taken on the highest pass in Europe (col du Bonnette) at 2802 meters ASL now I figured that I better hold that rock up after climbing all the way up cause if I let it go I would be standing on the second highest pass in Europe and that would never do, bloody bloke took ages coming with the bucket of cement. Out of the pics of RTT06 I like the one outside the pub were we stopped after hardknot pass Wicky is standing with the thinkers pose on I was tempted to title it "did I realy order a diet Rum with an ordinary coke last night". The best bit of the Euro trip for me was the Gorges it was just fantastic swooping through them on the bike with the rock overhangs and sweepy roads would do it again without a doubt. Now Tonesky where in Germany are we going and I take it that it will be over a longer time period than a long weekend and if its just a long weekend I guess it will be mosel or Rhine area near Koblenz for the sake of getting back to the ferry distance wise mind you would be a good excuse for the start of a Euro Tour.
cheers Bob
Still in the land of mussels, chips and paedophiles Bob - back home on Thursday - we,d a great trip thanks, PK or I will post about it soon
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Posted 08 August 2006 - 09:44 pm
[quote]Still in the land of mussels, chips and paedophiles Bob - back home on Thursday - we,d a great trip thanks, PK or I will post about it soon
Excellent look forward to the post and pics
Excellent look forward to the post and pics
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Posted 09 August 2006 - 09:50 pm
wow looks gr8. wanna these days/weeks/months/years/decades i'm gonna go further afield than the UK mainland or Eire on me boike. might start with the Isle of Wight just ta ease mesen into it gentle like...
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Posted 25 August 2006 - 02:24 pm
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wow looks gr8. wanna these days/weeks/months/years/decades i'm gonna go further afield than the UK mainland or Eire on me boike. might start with the Isle of Wight just ta ease mesen into it gentle like...
really enjoyed the slideshow bob.
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Posted 27 August 2006 - 07:51 am
Pics look good, thanks for sharing.
But as we down-underers are so far away, I would love to see some comments on & about each pic to get an understanding of where they were taken & who is in them.
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Posted 27 August 2006 - 09:13 am
QUOTE(TDMBob @ Mon 7th Aug 2006, 09:45 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Nice pix Bob - reminds me I take too many shots of places and not enough of people, who are really more important for the album. Must say W. looks very philosophical throughout!
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