Oh well that was 3800 miles well spent, good roads, good laugh and the bikes performed well, at one point in Morocco the bike was showing 420 miles to a tankful which is my idea of heaven. Feeling a bit tired and a bit spaced out as we come down from Bike lag but thats to be expected. The temperature wasn't in our favour for our last two nights camping at the Guzzi rally, probably a step too far!
As always we met great people and learned a lot of things which is the main point of travelling. Get out there and enjoy it, i'm sure you'd like it, finishing off this trip with a few photos to remind myself (ourselves) of what it was all about. I will write up a full story soon and eventually put it in a tab at the top of this page.
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| Camel frenzy |
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| Old pals surprise meeting |
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| 1st beer in Spain after Ramadan, or surprise meeting with beer! |
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| High Atlas |
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| And again |
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| Fi taking it in her stride |
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| Sahara camel frenzy |
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| where to go? |
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| Tea in the Sahara |
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| Sunrise |
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| Stunning |
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| Fi leaving our digs in Merzouga |
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| Dades Gorge |
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| Fi's new pal! |
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| Strange |
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| Monkeys crossing road |
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| camel frenzy again |
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| Camping in Scotland at the Guzzi rally |
You should have put in a bit of effort and gone around the block a time or two just to push it up to 4000 miles, some great photos again and another trip under the belt. Well done.
ReplyDeleteCheers Budge, I'd had enough by the time I got home!
DeleteWell done you two on another monumental trip, nice to catch up with you back in "civilization" at Linlithgow Guzzi Rally.
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Good to see you both Eric and Amy, glad you got home safe!
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