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So if there's been one bonus from this Covid malarkey it's the fact that me and my son Paolo have discovered something that we like to do together and that's walking. Within a decent distance from our house there are plenty of good walks to be had so we've had a great time discovering new paths down through the woods to the river. Here's some video's from today.........

Doing some yard clean up today, almost all the leaves have fallen now and are getting messy. ?. Plan on riding tomorrow and Sunday, just around the local trails. My battery has not been liking to cooler nights, so I have it on the Battery Tender right now getting juiced up. ?. Putting the final blah blah on my latest YouTube video and starting the next video. I normally have something a bit more exciting to share, I will work on it over the next few days. In the meantime here are some funky dance moves....? and ladies with no pants....?

Bethan and Dewi having a run round!

I received this from MAG the other day :- PRESS RELEASE Recreational motorcycling in England permitted under new measures. This version: 2020-11-11 The Coalition of Motorcycling Organisations (COMO) has examined legislation and guidance for the new lockdown in England. If you are not required to self-isolate, the rules do permit riding alone or with one other individual. You are still subject to the social distancing rules and other measures. Many riders have been asking whether riding alone is allowed under the new lockdown rules. Government has clearly stated that riding as essential travel is allowed. We looked into rules on riding for leisure and mental well-being which are not so clear. We have studied both the legislation and the guidance and have concluded that the rules do permit riding for pleasure, alone or with a mate. You can ride for recreation on public roads so long as you are: • on your own • with one person from another household, or • with the people you live with (your household) or your support bubble Bikers congregating in groups is not allowed under the legislation and will draw unwanted attention, as will any reckless riding. Please use good judgement and avoid any action that will adversely affect the reputation of motorcycling. We will publish a revised version of the Covid-safe motorcycling guidelines once we understand the situation after the current lockdown period expires.

Hold my beer.

Great stuff Bob! But hold the camera widthways......we'll be able to see much better.

Brilliant Tym, you should put that on some drag race forum for a laugh ?

Off for a walk with my son in an hour

wow....how can you control that much power... ?

Just doing my positive contribution, going for la Mujer del Año! ??

Its raining i got wet doing this chit, epic adventure is an understatement, thank doG i had me Bogs™ on.

I did warn you @Grasshopper's Ride

Great stuff @boboneleg

One of the best go-anywhere, do anything bikes ever built

And get inside the buildings as well Bob! Bit of trespassing never did anybody any harm!

Proper lefty I am, I'll bet Tym's got a hat just like that

Ma'am, you dont control power, power controls you.

You got nothing better to do. Gis a go.

It was extremely unhealthy, i think i now have the vapors.

I noticed the wet conditions......only a small step away from Death and Dismemberment Boulevard for sure!

Death cures all ills!