Touring Northern UK on the mighty Breva II – a picture narrative 

Adventure, England, Motorbikes, photography, Poetry, Scotland, travel, United Kingdom 1 Minute

Went to England but not London

Went to Scotland but not Edinburgh

Didn’t do Manchester, Liverpool or Leeds

Touring a motorbike is on a different path

With strange admirers along the way

Crossing the Burway on the Welsh/English border

Started in Stoke

Made it to the top

Coast to coast

From Newcastle in the east

To Skye in the west

Past castles grand

And those that bare the scars of Britain’s violent history.

Sinclair Castle

In search of monsters real or legend

In the highlands

Fortingall Hotel Central Highlands
View from the Burway

And in the low

Smoo cave on the North Coast 500

Went to England and didn’t do London

In Scotland missed Edinburgh

But saw a bit.

Mighty Breva II loaded and ready for the European adventure to come

Published by a piecemeal adventurer

A lover of travel, nature, and the environment. A sailor and a motorcyclist

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7 thoughts on “Touring Northern UK on the mighty Breva II – a picture narrative ”

  1. Jude – South Dell, Ness, Isle of Lewis, Scotland – Hello Visitors I'm Jude, a writer and dreamer. I live in the Outer Hebrides on Lewis 'living on the edge' as they call it on the north west coast of the Island, gazing out at the denim blue Atlantic. Wild winds and horizontal rain! I have a lot of hobbies and a passion for motorcycling. I'm probably a Pagan. I hope you enjoy some of my scribbles and thoughts! You can find my books here: https://www.judethompsonauthor.co.uk/
    Jude says:

    Fabulous post and great photos, I love that first pic with the bike and the chimney! Keep in touch, we look forward to showing you a bit of the Dordogne 🙂

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  2. Wonderful post with lovely images! Scotland is great! 🙂

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  3. While you may not have got to London or Edinburgh you did get to see some spectacular scenery.

    Loved the photos.

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    1. It was fantastic. The highlands aren’t as high as many places but the scenery is spectacular

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