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PostPosted: 06 May 2011 22:41 
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PostPosted: 07 May 2011 17:23 
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Nice looking guzzi and I do like the wire wheels.

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PostPosted: 09 May 2011 10:36 
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Some pics from the Lleyn yesterday and one on the way home above Dolgellau.

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PostPosted: 09 May 2011 18:16 
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In your last picture, at the top of the pass between Dollgellu and Dinas, there's a info notice telling you about the 'Brigands' that used to be executed on that spot for nicking stuff on the old Drovers road. They were mainly the local Griffiths familly and it turns out that my mother was related to them - her maiden name is Griffiths. They had to move inland to evade the authorities (and execution) and eventually settled in the Oswestry area lOl lOl
The Griffiths tribe still have an annual reunion in the Brigands Inn, never been to one though :(


On a similar note, don't go ragging it down the Pass towards Dinas. Da Babylon very often have a sneaky camera van on the long sweeping bend at the bottom ;) lOl

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PostPosted: 09 May 2011 20:35 
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In your last picture, at the top of the pass between Dollgellu and Dinas, there's a info notice telling you about the 'Brigands' that used to be executed on that spot for nicking stuff on the old Drovers road. They were mainly the local Griffiths familly and it turns out that my mother was related to them - her maiden name is Griffiths. They had to move inland to evade the authorities (and execution) and eventually settled in the Oswestry area
The Griffiths tribe still have an annual reunion in the Brigands Inn, never been to one though :(


On a similar note, don't go ragging it down the Pass towards Dinas. Da Babylon very often have a sneaky camera van on the long sweeping bend at the bottom ;)


UKBEG's Resident bandito then? :o :rofl:
Interesting stuff Adam will stop for a read next time :yup:
Bwlch yr Oerddrws translates as the pass with a cold door.
It can be bloody cold there as well,a popular place for the planes spotters too park.

Yes i know about the scammer van in the lay by only too well :headbang:
Got done a year back doing 69 mph,well it wasn't actually there it was half a mile further twds Dinas on that long stretch,no other car on the road, he got me as i came round the corner,the twat was at the end of the straight and by the time i had focused on him it was too late. :cretin:

Your'e not going too steal my XB now are you,better lock everthing up before i go away again. :rofl:

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PostPosted: 09 May 2011 21:23 
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When exactly are you going away,and for how long? ;) lOl

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PostPosted: 09 May 2011 21:34 
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If you turn left after crossing the stile behind the bike, and follow the path up the craggy hillside, you've got a lovely flat(ish) ridge walk that takes you over the top of the Maeseglase Falls (a popular climbing spot when it freezes up, the farmer at the bottom is a Dude too 8-) ). Last time I did it, in about 20' visibility :roll: , I lost the fekin dog for about an hour, but I could see him stalking me every now and then lOl

Well worth sticking yer wellies on for :yup:

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PostPosted: 09 May 2011 21:53 
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Adam wrote:
If you turn left after crossing the stile behind the bike, and follow the path up the craggy hillside, you've got a lovely flat(ish) ridge walk that takes you over the top of the Maeseglase Falls (a popular climbing spot when it freezes up, the farmer at the bottom is a Dude too 8-) ). Last time I did it, in about 20' visibility :roll: , I lost the fekin dog for about an hour, but I could see him stalking me every now and then lOl

Well worth sticking yer wellies on for :yup:


Up there you mean?
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:ill: that seems like a lot of hard work lOl
Since i got the bike i've become a YFB, :hehe:walking wellies strange words to me these days.
Should have and will have a go but best on the weekend,it's the bloomin mach loop there. :shock:
This summer i'll go.maybe

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PostPosted: 09 May 2011 21:59 
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That's the one lOl :yup:

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One I have recently done for Mev of his S1 in the company of a Mustang.
Mev will be along soon to explain the photograph.
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PostPosted: 11 May 2011 17:43 
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One I have recently done for Mev of his S1 in the company of a Mustang.
Mev will be along soon to explain the photograph.
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(Image shown is a smaller version of the original and a lower resolution, original hi res and 20x8 inches in size).


8-) nice work Steve

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Forgive my sinicism and sorry to piss on yer chips but thats a fake.......
The angle of light incedence on the bike is different to the plane....
The bike shadows are well out of kilter with the mustangs. :geek: :coat:

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The original photo is awesome and will be off to the framers this weekend. I asked Steve if he would be able to do something like this after seeing a rather poorer attempt at Brightonia last year which the stall owner wanted £200 to put your bike in to another back drop. Steve's effort knocks spots off it, you could be forgiven for thinking my bike is parked next to the Type D Mustang, significance being that one just like it was flown by my father in law during 1944-45, it is that good. A great way to imortalise your favourite ride!Sorry Mr Restone that you have reservations but the real thing looks bloody good to me, and I am touched that Steve did this thing for me, a true mate.

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PostPosted: 11 May 2011 20:37 
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Yes I agree its still a nice shot and a nice present. :yup:
If it were mine, which it aint I'd want the shadows to line up.
......like I said I'll get me coat

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PostPosted: 13 May 2011 18:31 
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Johnny Ableto wrote:
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Did 1000 miles last weekend attending Scottish Guzzi rally, 2001, a good year for Buell

A thousand miles on that seat :o You must be a member of the Blue Oyster club lOl

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