A glorious morning to be out on the Royal Enfield 350 and I left early for work to allow time to stop and get some pictures , and it was worth it as stunning...
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coastal cycling in East Lothian, Scotland and related outdoor interests
A glorious morning to be out on the Royal Enfield 350 and I left early for work to allow time to stop and get some pictures , and it was worth it as stunning...
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Good to get back out cycling again on the coast!, it was a sunny but cool easterly onshore breee once again, but we enjoyed going across to Tyninghame and enjoying a near deserted coast!
Wee film from the day...
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Pease Bay and Dean, above the well known bay favoured by surfers, has a bridge quite famous, as it was the tallest bridge in the world at 130ft when constructed in 1786, and its still used today to get traffic across the deep ravine, after a wee look parked up on the Royal Enfield Classic 350 I spun ip the road to revisit another old ruin across a lovely old packhorse bridge...
The film tells the whole story...
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I could not see anywhere on the Coastal car park meters or online on the East Lothian Council website if motorcycles park for free?, as motorbikes park free 99% everywhere else in Scotland, so I emailed the Council and within a week got a reply!,
Watch the film for the reply and my thoughts and reasons behind them...
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The magical Cove harbour on the Berwickshire coast is always a lovely place to visit, on a stormy day when the North Sea is angry and you can hardly stay stood up in the howling onshore easterly winds, or a morning like today when I visited early just after 7am, it was easter Friday and I was out filming several other places for motorbike films and arriving early paid off as I had the place to myself...
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G had a plan to do a loop of 4 Munro's from Glenshee in the Southern Cairngorms, so with friend Al up for some walking and driving we were up at 5am, picked up at 6am and 120 miles later after a couple of rolls at the cafe were on the hills and climbing up steeply for out first Munro and then it was a case of linking the other 3 before descending on what would be a long day!,
Pics are all by G, I was filming as usual with the Go Pro, each Munro as we walked picture are actually reversed on here but takes too long to swap all them around but the film will make sense of it...
The scenery was absolutely stunning, and I never imagined with my health diagnosis of MS I had over 6 years ago I would still be able to go do stuff like this, nevermind still ride my Fatbikes and motorbikes etc and so lucky to be still getting out living the dream!...
Going up in the mountains for the day puts everything into perspective and you realise how small we are and our lives are a mere blink in time... a fantastic day out!...
Film of the whole day out...
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