Spanish C2C Pictures

[Dave Barter]

Last week 9 of us bravely rode across Spain using a fantastic route created by pistonbroke. Big write up to follow but here are my pictures

https://goo.gl/photos/7Uu74gJtAEH8c5S66

Apologies for poor quality of those taken whilst riding and also the picture of Andy B in his night time skinsuit.

[Richard G]

This looks vaguely exciting. Fair play.

[Scattamah]

It was vaguely exciting and more. Thanks for posting those Dave.

Greetz

S.

[Zippy]

Top work everyone. Thanks for posting the photos Dave. Looks scorchio!

[Wotsits]

Will add to this album over the next couple of days

https://www.flickr.com/photos/127979938 ... 0805274773

[Bearbonesnorm]

You had your own feed station - that's brilliant that is

[Scattamah]

The bloke that brought the beer and food out was a dead-set legend - drove 60 miles to meet us and ply us with chow.

Greetz

S.

[Richard G]

Wow.

[ScotRoutes]

That looks most excellent.

I'm just back from Spain and decided I really need to get out there for loooong ride later this year

[pistonbroke]

The thing that I'll remember most is the hospitality of everyone we met en route. From the guy at the Sunday campsite that Scott referred to who fed us to a standstill to the young couple who went shopping to give us pasta for lunch on the longest day and charged us €6 a head for a meal, drinks and coffee. The eccentric bloke at the end of the Camino del Cid who brought out swords for us to take photos and gave us a history lesson at 9 o'clock at night, the little old lady at the cafe outside Burgos who force fed Dave and I Chorizo and bread and made us a much needed coffee, charging us €4 for the 2 of us! She'd run the cafe for 70 years and could barely see over the bar.

[techno]

The thing that I'll remember most is the hospitality of everyone we met en route. From the guy at the Sunday campsite that Scott referred to who fed us to a standstill to the young couple who went shopping to give us pasta for lunch on the longest day and charged us €6 a head for a meal, drinks and coffee. The eccentric bloke at the end of the Camino del Cid who brought out swords for us to take photos and gave us a history lesson at 9 o'clock at night, the little old lady at the cafe outside Burgos who force fed Dave and I Chorizo and bread and made us a much needed coffee, charging us €4 for the 2 of us! She'd run the cafe for 70 years and could barely see over the bar.

Looks like a great trip. Funny how many of the things that stick in your mind after a trip are linked to food. :p
Quick question, what's the tent in this picture: https://photos.google.com/share/AF1QipP ... N0ZHo1UVl3

[Dave Barter]

Trekker tent Stealth

Highly recommended

[techno]

Trekker tent Stealth

Highly recommended

thanks.

[In Reverse]

https://flic.kr/p/UQYYfW

Photobombing skills.

Some corkers in there Jase.

[Mike]

my pics will be up here soon once they have uploaded to drive

Here we go i warn you there are lots but not as many as i took

https://flic.kr/s/aHskX2ciXF

[RobMac]

Mike your pics are brilliant

[Richard G]

Yup, still properly jealous.

[Cheeky Monkey]

Mike your pics are brilliant

Agreed, very good

[HUX]

Here's a selection of pics from our most excellent trip across Spain.

http://s1038.photobucket.com/user/leigh ... %20May2017

[Mike]

Street yoga sessions Spanish style..totally forgot about this :) think I want to go back now

[In Reverse]

Has a slight ring of...

[Mike]

[pistonbroke]

Thought I'd shamelessly bump this up to allow those who missed it to see the photos that augment Dave's excellent writeup.

[Mike]

good skills Duncan