France 2011

To be continued.........

cumon you bell end been waiting forthis all week ust one thing then fella was it good so you can make us all jealous........ :bounce:

Well we got to place where we staying an hour ealy nice dry crisp morning be it a tad cold.



Soon got kicked up and off to go.
Should all this the pembroke and sheep shager show as most of the photos are of them.
The rest were a little shy.











































This was going to the start of a few hill problems for one of the yantos

looking good fella........... yes im jealous

The majority of the lanes were of the fast flowing type. The type that lures you in with a false sense of speed.
Quite a bit of speed at times















An old railway bridge some 300 meters high witch is now used to bungee jump off.
There was also a bungee swing looked like bit of a grin but only open at weekends.







Whats this a KTM tool bag open

Looking good lads. I'm not jealous at all ...........But why do I keep seeing photos of Pembroke pushing his bike ?
That's the Viaduct De La Souleuvre AJ Hacket bungy (200 ft) - Ive jumped off there attached to some elastic rope - TWICE We did in our leathers and got dunked in the river below - Awesome
Keep the photos coming

Greaat pic's looks a good trip.

Looks brilliant... are you working out routes for yourselves

fantastic w/end , lots of fast easy tracks wit a few snotty ones to keep te teperature up , great company , even if i was in bed first , the making of te trip was steve made to sleep on his own in te annex [ so his snoreing didn,t keep te rest of us awake ] and te phrase of te w/end , come on we,ll pull you up [ 60 mins later , lots of blood sweat and tears spilt ( ianto spilt some to ) , i hear the immortal words , sorry boys this is,nt rite it must be te next turning along ] , and last but not least the immortal catch phrase , handle bars up , handle bars down , handle bars up . . . . . . . . i enjoyed every minuite of every one on te trip , thanks for sorting simon and thanks for te company lads

great pics..........scenery very reminiscant of local stuff