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Obviously having an amazing time.

Good on you.

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Weather looks significantly better. Hope it's good for you today, as well, Richard.

We need to know though which watch you're wearing for the week. I don't anticipate you've taken more than one. :wink: :wink:

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downer wrote: Wed Sep 04, 2024 7:06 am Epic day yesterday, despite some rain. Across to Mull for a circuit and Tobermory for lunch, followed by the Finnish-Lochaline ferry to ride the epic roads from Lochaline to Arisaig for dinner.

If you have a motorcycle this is a highly recommended route. If you don’t have one, get one.
I’m not a motorcyclist but this looks like a great route in a little sports car, either modern (eg, Mazda MX5) or classic (eg, Triumph TR6). What do you think?
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Bahnstormer_vRS wrote:Weather looks significantly better. Hope it's good for you today, as well, Richard.

We need to know though which watch you're wearing for the week. I don't anticipate you've taken more than one. :wink: :wink:

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Steve King wrote:
I’m not a motorcyclist but this looks like a great route in a little sports car, either modern (eg, Mazda MX5) or classic (eg, Triumph TR6). What do you think?
It would be good in a small car, although not as good as a bike.Image

Some of the route is single track with passing places. On a bike it’s usually easy to maintain momentum, but in a car I guess you’d need to stop and wait more frequently.
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Down through Glencoe today then headed east to skirt Edinburgh and into the borders, with another favourite road between Biggar and Moffat, before jumping on the A74 down towards Penrith(ish) for the final night.

Great weather in the main. Image

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downer wrote: Thu Sep 05, 2024 5:38 pm
Steve King wrote:
I’m not a motorcyclist but this looks like a great route in a little sports car, either modern (eg, Mazda MX5) or classic (eg, Triumph TR6). What do you think?
It would be good in a small car, although not as good as a bike.Image

Some of the route is single track with passing places. On a bike it’s usually easy to maintain momentum, but in a car I guess you’d need to stop and wait more frequently.
Having driven some of the roads that @downer is on, an MX-5 may be okay, Caterham 7 much better (there's a Company you can hire the 7s from to do the NC500) but I'll advocate a TR6 is too low slung and 'ponderous', I owned one back in the mid 70s.

Something like a Yaris GR would be ideal. :D :D

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Final day today - returning to Cheshire from the Lakes. Remarkable weather again!

Almost 1100 miles in 5 days. It's been a great tour. The good news is - I'm not planning to post any more pics after these! :)


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