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Thought that you must have. That’s eliminated then. ?

Stupid question but does the fuel shut off cock have a filter in it? I’m sure you’ll have checked it.

This might help.

Yes. I realise what you mean. My memory isn’t what it used to be. I’ve forgotten what little video editing knowledge I had. It could be still captures.

Same here! ?

I knocked this together from bits on FB, a diary which gives up after a couple of days, and photos. I realise now that there was a lot of video as well on the FB pages. I shall have to do some editing before the next post. 31st Aug 2017 Said goodbye to my daughter and family near Guildford and hit the motorway down to Dover. Caught a ferry across and then rode towards Antwerp and then Arnhem. Didn’t get quite as far as that and stayed at a campsite not far from Nijmegen owned by a biker as it happened. Friday 1st Sept. Got up to a misty morning, a wet tent and a lovely atmosphere with geese setting off to feed. Ideal time for a shower at 0700 as I was the only one about. Following my mate Titus’s advise I packed up and set off without breakfast, not even a brew. The plan was to do a hundred miles before breakfast; I managed a hundred and twenty before stopping at a rest area and having some watery/milky porridge and a coffee. Then it was over into Germany, surviving the gridlock around Hamburg after endless miles of filtering, and making it up into Denmark where I stopped for a coffee and a roll. It was then about a hundred miles or so to a campsite not far from Copenhagen. Not many photos as motorways look the same wherever they are, boring. Useful for the commute though. There was a so called rock happening there in the town. I walked over to the village square but was horrified by the density of the crowds. Little kids there as well looking frightened. I took a few snaps of the streets but kept the phone in my pocket zipped up in the crowds. Tomorrow morning it’ll be over the bridge to Sweden.

@BusBoy Here they are in Scotland.

Here they are coming back from Tregaron, before you modified the rack I think. Just a few weeks before the Scotland trip. No paint either. Ten bloody years ago!!!

Lovely photo. Like the light. This was rough. Crossing the tail end of a hurricane helping with disaster relief. We were headed for Grand Turk if I remember correctly. That's a 35,000 tonne tanker.

Hello John.

Noooooo.

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Bloody hell. I remember following you going to Tregaron with the first wide boxes on. Thought that you were going to ground out, and disappear through a hedge on every corner. ??

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Hi Stewie.

The CCM groups on FB are good. Have loads of useful tips and they’ve kept a file system of relevant information. I think a lot of them are on other forums like most of us.

I think his name is bot.

And? ?

@Renegade That’s a good while back! ?

Devil’s creatures.

Looks as if the lockdown started very early over there.

Brilliant! No wonder it’s so popular.

I’m starting to get that way. On the Norway trip it was about 50:50, maybe slightly less camping. Cheap as chips in the Baltic states and Poland.

I found Norway just as wet and I managed to almost get blown off the road there up on the tundra. Straight across the road but fortunately nothing coming the other way. I seriously considered stopping, but the wind eased off as I descended further on. Scary.

I’m sure that others have said the same about the Klim peak. Not a good place to attach a GoPro. They’re not exactly cheap either. ?