I will miss being able to loop...

I will miss being able to loop...

I will miss being able to loop...

I will miss being able to loop...

I will miss being able to loop...

I will miss being able to loop...

Well done Craig.

Morning!

Icy here, brrr...

How come you're in Scotland James? Work? Play?
 
A wonderful place, I hasten to add, although I've only been north of the border a couple of times. We spent a couple of weeks in our camper in 2005. Turned right to spend a night on the Mull of Galloway... Went up to the top of the lighthouse there. Then we travelled up to the south end of Loch Lomond. Then on up the west side... Fort William and west/north up to Mallaig. The beaches around Mallaig are stunningly beautiful. And then we headed back and came down the east side of Loch Lomond.
 
Big Sky... Big Mountains... Excellent roads...
 
 
We mean to travel right to the top, next time, whenever that may be...
 

jamesg1213
couldn't afford to move where we were (Cotswolds)

A very sad and unfortunate state of affairs and this happens everywhere across the UK. Gets me quite mad thinking about it actually...
 
I think we stayed pretty much on the main roads and it wasn't until we got past Fort William that roads started to feel like the country lanes of Wales, for instance (another lovely country). Then again, we spent the first night up at Loch Trool, which was nice, so, yeah, those roads, away from the main A75 were a bit "rough" in places.
 
And the midges were a nightmare that first night! We had no idea! Woke up covered in little red blotches and the camper was filled with the midges. It was Sunday morning and I remember thinking, " everywhere is going to be close." But, fortunately, there was a hardware shop open in a little place called Newton Stewart so we called in and got some fly spray and a pack of those sticky things.
 
We made our way back to the A75, pulled over in a layby, emptied out anything that wasn't fixed and nuked the little feckers!

Hiya Ken
 
Sunny but cold here at the moment.
 
 

synkrotron

jamesg1213
couldn't afford to move where we were (Cotswolds)

A very sad and unfortunate state of affairs and this happens everywhere across the UK. Gets me quite mad thinking about it actually...
 
I think we stayed pretty much on the main roads and it wasn't until we got past Fort William that roads started to feel like the country lanes of Wales, for instance (another lovely country). Then again, we spent the first night up at Loch Trool, which was nice, so, yeah, those roads, away from the main A75 were a bit "rough" in places.
 
And the midges were a nightmare that first night! We had no idea! Woke up covered in little red blotches and the camper was filled with the midges. It was Sunday morning and I remember thinking, " everywhere is going to be close." But, fortunately, there was a hardware shop open in a little place called Newton Stewart so we called in and got some fly spray and a pack of those sticky things.
 
We made our way back to the A75, pulled over in a layby, emptied out anything that wasn't fixed and nuked the little feckers!

 
Ha, I live 2 miles from Newton Stewart! That would have been Home Hardware in Victoria Street I have several customers in Glentrool, and yes, the midges are horrendous in the summer, especially early morning on a damp day.
 
They don't bite me but they get in my ears, up my nose...AAARRGGHHH!

I have to admit that I have wasted an enormous amount of time on the interwebs since the devastating news about Cakewalk.
 
Sure ain't gonna put food on the table...
 
Or make music ambient stuff

synkrotron
I have to admit that I have wasted an enormous amount of time on the interwebs since the devastating news about Cakewalk.
 
Sure ain't gonna put food on the table...
 
Or make music ambient stuff

 
You're doing very worthwhile work Andy, getting me closer to 20K..