28 days in May

Why there was less **** wittedness during May

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You do have a somewhat idiosyncratic approach to touring, don't you!

 

Very nice Bruce.

 

Yeeeesssss, I need to learn to stop a bit

So much world, so little time to see it all :-(

As a taster for the Baltic, it was good. Hence why will revisit with Jean
and do the stuff Gibbo was not interetsed in.

Jean is my perfect travel partner, she knows when to tell me to **** off,
and vice versa :-0

 

Do it. Top touring bike, I am led to believe.

 

IKWYM - IYSWIM.

 

That sand dune's the biggest in Europe apparently. Great fun to throw
yourself down it when pissed, but fucking hard work to walk back up
again.

--
Krusty

'03 Tiger 955i
'02 MV Senna (for sale) '96 Tiger (for sale)
'79 Fantic Hiro 250 (for sale) '81 Corvette (for sale)

 

Yep, worth a visit every few years

They were doing para gliding off it while we were there, if we had stayed
another day I would have had a go.

 

I'd love to be able to do something like that.

Although I'd bring a sat nav with me, I like to know were I am when I'm
lost ;-) .

 

Whats stopping you ?

Time and cost don't count, it is remarkably easy to stuff cheaply. I was
amazed at how little I spent on the 1st 2 weeks, camping or couch surfing
would reduce it even more.

Petrol is the big cost, however we found we were doing silly MPG due to
bimble speeds.

I am when I'm lost ;-) .

problem with sat navs are, they go wrong and run out of power. With a map
that never happens. Wrong turns often add to fun routes. I do posses a GPS
for walking purposes, but use it to see where I have been not where I am
going.