WHAT ARE YOU DOING TODAY - WAYDT (PICS)

[Max Power]

great to see, that your design for XX meant so much!

[Beatle]

oh , yes, growing up in GDR meant that there were only 2 types of bicycles that you could purchase - I still dream of riding a banana bike down the street

[loghill]

Welding (well, I'm not welding - just watching) a clothes rack

[jegz]

Love Oma Sailor 

[Guest]

day out for the DC4001s in Betws-y-Coed,,,,

[Seul]

Hard as fuck… Jesus christ - if there is ever a big meeting of IH forum members, I think we'll 'ave the local coppercorps in diapers hoping we'll leave soon...

[Guest]

me ,,hard as fuck,,nah you must have me mixed up with someone else 

[Simon]

Small world, I had lunch in Betws y Coed today!

[Guest]

deffo is a small world,just before the pics were taken id wolfed down some chips from the chippy by the bridge…wonder if we passed each other hmmmmmmmmmm

[Simon]

I was in the pub opposite the car park, just over the road from the bridge. In Porthmadog tonight

[Guest]

Pont-y-pair ,,,business or pleasure

[Simon]

Thats the one; bit of both really, its not exactly "on route" but I always make a detour when I'm in North Wales for the great driving roads in the area 

[Guest]

tidy,,love the roads meself,well me and me 1200 bandit,just gotta watch out fer the plod,,they were everywhere today,have fun

[Beatle]

wouldn´t that have been super funny - u guys running into each other in the what I assume middle of nowhere

[Guest]

picturesque North Wales Beatle,love the place,better in summer,nice and peaceful  this time of year,and it would have been a blast to have to have bumped into a fellow forum member,like Simon said ,its a small world

[Beatle]

ain´t that the truth…

[Guest]

Nemesis,  Great photos hard as fuck brother!

[Guest]

@DENIM:

Nemesis,  Great photos hard as fuck brother!

cheers m8y,thats just my normal everyday look

[ALEX1976]

dc rocks

[Giles]

Scouting for the trail to the far-off-bar.  Trail can be seen meandering upwards centre leftish:

On the way back we walked down a dry river bed, this flower probably won't to look so pretty when the first rains hit: