It was inevitable that my resolution to post once per week on WordPress would eventually come unstuck. That was predictable, the last eight weeks less so. Cooped up for so long, it was also inevitable that when a hint of freedom appeared, all other priorities would be thrown to the four winds. On 13th May it was finally decreed safe to ride motorcycles again, although not over the border into Scotland where the restrictions remain. I have lost no time in clocking plenty of miles, some menacingly close to Reiver country …
The GS at Crindledykes
To Bamburgh
In Bad Company
At the Air Museum (closed)
Do it again …
In the mornin’ you go gunnin’ for the man who stole your water
And you fire till he is done in but they catch you at the border
And the mourners are all singin’ as they drag you by your feet
But the hangman isn’t hangin’ and they put you on the street
northumbrian : light 
Good to hear
Especially the Monster 😉
Indeed!
😀
Glad you were able to get out again – finally. Especially because you brought back so great pictures. 😉
Have a great weekend, and stay healthy,
Pit
Many thanks Pit and likewise.
🙂
Yay for you! Hope the freedom expands. And that’s a great song.
It has been great – missed it more than golf! 🙂
Hurrah, you’re free and flying!! Now I have that song in my head. 🙂
janet
It’s been great Janet except now, predictably, the weather has turned. Nevertheless I’m happy there is the option to ride out and get soaked 🙂
Exactly! Makes you appreciate what you have when you haven’t been able to have it for so long.
It’s good to be out and about if a little restricted. Love the photos.
Many thanks – thought of your blog – Vulcan XJ823 is clearly visible from the road even though the museum is currently closed.
It’s one of the museums I’ve not been to, but have heard many good things about it. One day, when life is more normal, I shall pay it a visit.
Hi Robin
Sorry but what do the numbers & GS indicate on your machines Have a great ride Regards Tony
A very fair question, Tony – GS is Gelände Sport, roughly translates as ‘off-road/on-road’ The numbers refer to engine size except the Yamaha which is just a type number (engine size was 847cc). They all go like stink 🙂 All the best, Robin