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Had a spin up north yesterday with ScooterStu...took in the Yorkshire Dales, Tan Hill, then beyond, to Teesside to visit High Force Waterfall....bloody impressive despite the recent dryer weather.
240 miles done, on the smallest of B-roads - and still home before dark.

Nearing Kettlewell


A dry River Aire, at Yockenthwaite






'onest Mr Farmer - I nivver touched thi wall !


Queen Victoria's headstone....buried here in 1887.
'onest!


Going up in the world again...


The high road down into Hawes - home of Wensleydale cheese.



Over Buttertubs Pass and into West Stonesdale - the stone barns a feature of the Dales


Had a play about with the camera on the Stonesdale hairpin before yet another hillclimb






....someone had thought of this first though...


Once up over Tan Hill we headed into Cumbria briefly before crossing into Teesside to visit High Force - a brilliant water feature, which still looked good despite only being on half power




...and back via the Howgill hills, north of Sedbergh - a cracking day out on the scooter...better for going midweek in school time too - we had most of it to ourselves.

Cracking pics fella

Awesome countryside, most of which was covered on this years C2C,

Rich'

Brilliant pics, and both scoots are quality.

Thanks for sharing.

Lovely

Great pics & views.......

Mike

Brilliant pics and my kind of day out on the Lammy . Wish I could find more time to do a few rides like this and C2C . Going to have to work on the idea of semi-retirement I reckon.

great pics thanks for sharing

I remember that hairpin bend going up to Tan Hill. In your pics, it looks easier than it is

Yes - that's the effect the wide-angle lens has - it tends to flatten things...had I used the big zoom lens it would have looked great, but to get all that in I'd have needed to have been stood in the next field but one

superb shots, looks like a brill day out