One or two Bill..
My whole body aches ..more so than after a 30 mile off road ride !
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My whole body aches ..more so than after a 30 mile off road ride !
ottoshape
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Cabrach time again. Knochkan bothy was looking tidy . Farmer Les has stocked it up with firewood . Toilet must have had a bit of a refurbishment I don't remember the chair above the bucket 
. 12 miles in I met Richard he came down off another hill route. He does my technical repairs . Road going up over Corriehabbie hill was filled in with snow so some Heather riding was required. James Mchardy stone 1875 ,he was buried there in snow for 40 hours , he returned and carved out a stone it will be unreadable in a few more years I reckon . Dozens and dozens of frogs on short section of the track
. 12 miles in I met Richard he came down off another hill route. He does my technical repairs . Road going up over Corriehabbie hill was filled in with snow so some Heather riding was required. James Mchardy stone 1875 ,he was buried there in snow for 40 hours , he returned and carved out a stone it will be unreadable in a few more years I reckon . Dozens and dozens of frogs on short section of the track
El Grifo
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The REAL DEAL Amigo !Cabrach time again. Knochkan bothy was looking tidy . Farmer Les has stocked it up with firewood . Toilet must have had a bit of a refurbishment I don't remember the chair above the bucket
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How fortunate are you !!
Husky430
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Finally got a ride in after "Cyclone Alfred" came through a week ago. Was a bit of a fizzer in the end and we missed most of it just copping a heap of rain at the end of it. Been hanging out for a ride ever since and got the chance at last on Sunday morning while the wife was still sleeping and got out at dawn for a ride. That log in the last pic would be 6 foot in diameter.
Love that second picture.
El Grifo
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Shot #2 !! Killer !!
Another night in same bothy. You may be thankful video doesn't loadCabrach time again. Knochkan bothy was looking tidy . Farmer Les has stocked it up with firewood . Toilet must have had a bit of a refurbishment I don't remember the chair above the bucket
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I could be really sad and what's app you the 3 Fiddle
tunes , or will I just keep them for Ballater ?
It's a generous offer ..but unfortunately every speaker I've got has a fiddle filter on them ..so there is really no pointI could be really sad and what's app you the 3 Fiddle
I have heard that Wayne loves that sort of stuff though ..
It's a generous offer ..but unfortunately every speaker I've got has a fiddle filter on them ..so there is really no point
I have heard that Wayne loves that sort of stuff though ..
Yes it's an acquired taste I haven't got it either.It's a generous offer ..but unfortunately every speaker I've got has a fiddle filter on them ..so there is really no point
I have heard that Wayne loves that sort of stuff though ..
El Grifo
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One fiddle is worse than one bagpipe.Got some shithot bagpipe recitals if anyone is interested.
Form a crooked queue
Put the bagpipes in the same bucket as the fiddle.Got some shithot bagpipe recitals if anyone is interested.
Form a crooked queue
20 mile bimble across Kingley Vale, unlike last year's quagmires everywhere has dried out. Pic is looking towards The Trundle in the distance.
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The Trundle - Wikipedia
Appreciate a bit of local history as I get older , no matter where I am at .20 mile bimble across Kingley Vale, unlike last year's quagmires everywhere has dried out. Pic is looking towards The Trundle in the distance.
The Trundle - Wikipedia
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Just a bit further on (going west) there are burial mounds known as The Devil's Humps, pass these on my right.
Devil's Humps, Stoughton - Wikipedia
One sounds like someone strangling a cat, the other trying to saw a cat in half.
motmcd
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Post Neversink Mtn. Reading, Pennsylvania, USA. Cheers from Oakbrook Brewery.
Woh steady on Tony it's my national instruments . The Scraich of the fiddle and Skirl of the pipes , deafen a man at fifty pace.
Pffff…you guys haven’t heard OhCanada played on the recorder at a hockey game.
Brings tears to my eyes every time.
Brings tears to my eyes every time.
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El Grifo
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Unless yer jockish or paddy
Yeah I can understand why..
That looks like it needs pouring straight down the sink !
What is it ?
Aye but you got soppy at the song about the Tortoise
remember. First time I heard Old Shep boy did I cry and when I hear Nobody's Child it still tugs a bit.How did they manage to keep a straight face
