64 km/40 miles Breakfast was a collection of croissants and such that we’d picked up at the supermarket the day before. They came in a beaten up marked down box to clear them from the store. Five minutes in the oven and they came out great. There was a surprise…
View this post on Instagram A post shared by Dominic Sagar (@cobucsfan)
249 km/156 miles Today was a sight seeing day as we mosied on down from St Jean du Gard to Bandol. Bandol is about twenty minutes south of the Paul Ricard race track. On the way we stopped at the Pont du Gard an ancient Roman aqueduct. It was built…
View this post on Instagram A post shared by Dominic Sagar (@cobucsfan)
333 km/208 miles What a day! Today was not a big day of riding but it was awesome. The highway riding we did was beautiful. Full of fantastic sweeper and magnificent views. We went through some beautiful towns and countryside. We hit French wine country. What domain, I’m not sure.…
554 km/346 miles Today was one of our longer days to ride getting from Dieppe to Riom. Lots of highways and dual carriage ways. For as boring as that sounds, it was some pretty good roads to ride on. Mark did a fantastic job route planning. And, as foreign as…
308 miles/492 km Day 2 of riding Today, Martyn was supposed to meet me at 8am at my mum’s house. The plan being to ride to Sandbach services and meet Mark and Macbean. At 6:30 last night he called me to say that his bike needed an MOT.
Sunday was another friends and family day. One of the people I wanted to see while I was home was my cousin Roy. He’s recently been receiving treatment for cancer but chemo and radio therapy. As a consequence, he has really been under the weather and was not feeling up…
Saturday was a friends and family day. It started with my sister, Judith, and her son, William, coming up to my mum’s house. William rides motorcycles and wanted to see the Ducati. He is getting quite tall and should have passed me the next time I see him.
View this post on Instagram A post shared by Dominic Sagar (@cobucsfan)