Hi Rich, I wasn't going to use that clip 'coz I knew you might get stick for it but I didn't have another clip of someone leaving. As for the sunset, yep that was a bit disappointing (as you pointed out more than once) It might have been better if you'd pressed that red button!
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Hello to all who braved the rain and midges. Good rally of Zeds as usual and thanks to Fer and Co. for the organisation.
Good pics from Iain and Jacko
I had a good dry run up to Bettyhill (another 180 miles to top of Scotland) on the Sunday, and spent the whole week in a caravan with sunshine and some midges, (not the same ones). Seemed to have escaped the weather and only read about the deluge that hit some parts of Central Scotland. Caught 4 trout in the River Naver and had a good couple of breakfasts. Nice roads up there. empty, passing places on some and great coastal scenery.
Bettyhill from a para-motor (G Shaw 2006)
Good pics from Iain and Jacko
I had a good dry run up to Bettyhill (another 180 miles to top of Scotland) on the Sunday, and spent the whole week in a caravan with sunshine and some midges, (not the same ones). Seemed to have escaped the weather and only read about the deluge that hit some parts of Central Scotland. Caught 4 trout in the River Naver and had a good couple of breakfasts. Nice roads up there. empty, passing places on some and great coastal scenery.
Bettyhill from a para-motor (G Shaw 2006)
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Really nice well composed pic Keith
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Rich wrote: Grey cloud sets do NOT count as sunsets Even I have pictures of sunshine with shadows on Saturday - but I didn't go where chief thundercloud went
Wot u expect goin round in circles on your side stand
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