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Long Mynd, Chruch stretton. Lovely up there today in the cool sunshine. Roads ain't good but the Benelli is a great bike for tootling about on aswel. Great views with ponies galore.













Found a nice cafe full of old folk so it was tea and a bacon butty sat outside in the sun.

Taipan wrote: Thu Nov 13, 2025 2:07 pm You got Amazon Prime? You get unlimited storage for images on there and 5gb for videos.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/b?ie=UTF8&node=12153286031

I've been bitten twice,once with Photofuckit and again with Imjur. That's me done with any of them.

I buy very little from Amazon,so Prime isn't worth it to me.

Taipan wrote: Thu Nov 13, 2025 2:07 pm You got Amazon Prime? You get unlimited storage for images on there and 5gb for videos.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/b?ie=UTF8&node=12153286031

I'm no fan of Amazon,only use it as a last resort so I'm not going there for storage!
I'll start burning images to CD again,at least that way I should be able to access them easily enough

A cool,but dry day and still no grit bollox.

Dodgy69 wrote: Thu Nov 13, 2025 2:18 pm Long Mynd, Chruch stretton. Lovely up there today in the cool sunshine. Roads ain't good but the Benelli is a great bike for tootling about on aswel. Great views with ponies galore.

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Found a nice cafe full of old folk so it was tea and a bacon butty sat outside in the sun.

I discovered this summer that there's a cafe at the gliding club up there.
They do proper homemade chips which were the best I've had in forever

Sunny wrote: Fri Nov 14, 2025 6:37 pm

Dodgy69 wrote: Thu Nov 13, 2025 2:18 pm Long Mynd, Chruch stretton. Lovely up there today in the cool sunshine. Roads ain't good but the Benelli is a great bike for tootling about on aswel. Great views with ponies galore.

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Found a nice cafe full of old folk so it was tea and a bacon butty sat outside in the sun.

I discovered this summer that there's a cafe at the gliding club up there.
They do proper homemade chips which were the best I've had in forever

Went house hunting up in that part of the world a few years ago. Church Stretton was rather spoiled by the A49 going through the middle of it.

There's a cafe at Acton Scott too.

Sunny wrote: Fri Nov 14, 2025 6:37 pm

Dodgy69 wrote: Thu Nov 13, 2025 2:18 pm Long Mynd, Chruch stretton. Lovely up there today in the cool sunshine. Roads ain't good but the Benelli is a great bike for tootling about on aswel. Great views with ponies galore.

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Found a nice cafe full of old folk so it was tea and a bacon butty sat outside in the sun.

I discovered this summer that there's a cafe at the gliding club up there.
They do proper homemade chips which were the best I've had in forever

Didn't know about that one, i'll have to try it. I went to the one on the crossroads as you take the road for the hill.

Got 80 miles done today on mainly dry roads and stopped at The Six Bells, Chiddingly for a coffee. Bike cleaning day tomorrow.

4 hour enduro today. Went exploring.
Got half way up 2 new volcanoes
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A great Autumn day for a couple of hours of therapy.

i've just managed a little ride out, photos added to challenge post, bike had to be washed when I got back, but I reckon Skub Must wash his before every photo, that is Clean

cvilla wrote: Sun Nov 16, 2025 2:42 pm i've just managed a little ride out, photos added to challenge post, bike had to be washed when I got back, but I reckon Skub Must wash his before every photo, that is Clean

Ha! I have top 'puddle swerving' skills.....mostly.

Spent the afternoon out on my SV650S,as I've said before,since I fitted the top yoke conversion this thing just suits me on the back roads around here.
I called in at the local Suzuki dealers to have a look at some of the 800 Ptwin variants,I really like the looks of the GSX8TT & the GSXR 8 seems decent but apart from the 800 Vstrom all the variants seem to have the same shortened rear end & tiny pillion seats,so Pstrom apart I'm not sure how you're supposed to fit a load of camping gear on there.I think I'll be sticking with the SV's.
There's loads of fallen leaves & the occasional fallen tree about so I was mainly riding where it's more open countryside,at least all the rains washed the mud off the roads,just loose gravel now





I was glad of my Winter gloves today,it's forecast freezing later in the week so no doubt the gritters will be out.

There's something about that top pic.

Flux wrote: Tue Nov 11, 2025 4:53 pm ...it's been a long time since I've had fun on the roads especially in November.

I think that's what matters most isn't it - fun? Seems people are discovering they can have fun on a lot of different styles of machine.

Dodgy69 wrote: Sun Nov 16, 2025 7:14 pm There's something about that top pic.

If by chance you mean mine, that lava flow was from the recent activity in 1730-36. Came from new volcanoes on the right and flowed about 15 miles and entered the sea in our little village.

Yorick wrote: Sat Nov 15, 2025 3:45 pm 4 hour enduro today. Went exploring.
Got half way up 2 new volcanoes

I knew there had been some seismic unrest, but I didn't know there were two new volcanoes

Trinity765 wrote: Sat Nov 15, 2025 3:37 pm Got 80 miles done today on mainly dry roads and stopped at The Six Bells, Chiddingly for a coffee. Bike cleaning day tomorrow.

Good Lord... where should I have been a couple of weeks ago, delivering a Science Of Being Seen presentation in a Biker Down course for DocBike West Sussex?

The Spin Doctor wrote: Sun Nov 16, 2025 7:21 pm

Yorick wrote: Sat Nov 15, 2025 3:45 pm 4 hour enduro today. Went exploring.
Got half way up 2 new volcanoes

I knew there had been some seismic unrest, but I didn't know there were two new volcanoes

Oh yes. Many from the 1730 activity