RBLR 1000 2010

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CONGRATULATIONS Guy's absolutely amazing :thumbup: :clap: and how on earth Emma manged to do all those miles riding as a pillion passenger I've no idea :clap:

Thanks for the pic's chaps, excellent :D

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Hay,
who's the young, good looking one??
Opps! my mistake, had some crap stuck on my monitor :oops:

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Pete.L wrote:Hay,
who's the young, good looking one??
Opps! my mistake, had some crap stuck on my monitor :oops:

:lol: :lol: :lol:
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Who' the not funny one now?

You're a big distance rider now, why dont you do it next year? Tattie was there on his SP, I'm sure you wont want to be out done by him?
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Someone has just pointed out something I hadnt realiesd earlier. Lands End to John O'Grotes is 837 miles, we done 1067. No wonder I still feel like sh1t 2 days later.
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I should add for everyone who made a donation that they all are all very much appreciated.

Thank you.
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One look at Cupa's banana....no wonder that girl is doing a runner past the petrol pumps :!:
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She was another satisfied customer :thumbup:
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Just noticed another picture I had
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Long lost twins ? :)
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Aye,
I suppose so, mind you it is getting dark at about 9.30ish now :( not had much of a summer, the weather this last 3 months has been wind+rain, rain + wind, gales + rain last sat, and today the trees in the garden are almost bent over double with the gusts.

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As this summer has been such a wash/wind out. As you suggest Mike it would be a good idea to do summat like that again (mind you I only did 300oddish miles ((can't remember seeing loch Ness pass so quick :) )) ). I was looking forward to going out on the tartan tour but the crappy weather takes the enjoyment off things. So I have booked better weather for June-August 2011 and here is hoping we all get the chance to head out for a jaunt. Might even get off for a weekend down the Lakes as well, as the young fella (my apprentice ) is coming along nicely and hopefully by next year, will be driving and will be able to manage a few jobs on his own. As at the moment if i took time off he would have to as well.

As for being lucky to live up here it has its disadvantages as well, it takes about 3 hours to get anywhere :sad2 :sad2 , high fuel costs :sad2 , being unable to get to sleep at night because it dont get dark :? and finally the roads are so empty you can get bored when there is nobody to pass when you are out on the bike :shh:

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