Video of us in France

[Ashley M]

I’ve just put our video of France on You Tube the music is out of time with the photos but you will get the idea and in part two all my music has been audio disabled by you tube so the music is not my choice.

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[Lulu]

Mad as 10 boxes of frogs, the lot of you, and yep, music on 2nd clip was c**p but enjoyed Atomic on 1st. Wot a tune that was .

[Paul-S]

Guys

Looks like you had a fantastic time

Lulu

"music on 2nd clip was c**p but enjoyed Atomic on 1st. Wot a tune that was"

I can just imagine you bopping and headbanging with all the teeny boppers !!

[Meesh]

Originally Posted by Lulu

Mad as 10 boxes of frogs, the lot of you, and yep, music on 2nd clip was c**p but enjoyed Atomic on 1st. Wot a tune that was .

Well... I'm deaf as a post as the moment, so couldn't really hear the music .... but that sure did look like, fun...... so 'muddy' and 'snowy' and full of challenges and adventure - excellent!!!!

[boboneleg]

Trail-riding on big bikes in France in March........................



































..................yer all mad

[veodoble]

wow! amazing places, you really enjoyed, eh?

congratulations for the video, it's hard to stop and record to get those shots.

[Ashley M]

Originally Posted by veodoble

wow! amazing places, you really enjoyed, eh?

congratulations for the video, it's hard to stop and record to get those shots.

Thanks but to be fair i had plenty of time to video in the snow, it took us 4 hours to do 5 miles, we must have pushed the bikes at least a mile

[veodoble]

yeah, I know what you mean, it's sort of "hey guys, look at the incredible places we went and sweated in, but compressed in a 3 minutes video, so it seems we just flied throw those places". I understand.

but anyway, I think it´s important not to get down when you fall over and over and you advance so slow. I usually skip snow anytime I have had to go through, my bike is my only way of transportation, everyday of the year, I can't afford breaking her.

was your tour deeply planned, in terms of navigation, maps, etc? or you just played the classic "let's go this road and whenever we see a brown track we pull over"? did you camp along the tracks, anywhere, and set camping there?

I like your way of travelling, good humour, etc.

cheers