a couple of weeks go, myself, dynamight and gixerdrew braved the early hours and went for a spin over dartmoor, more or less covering the bridge run of a few weeks earlier.
there were a few startled sheep and confused locals but other than that we had a top run with little hinderance(neutral).
weather permitting(lets face it, its gotta be nice to be out that time of the morning) we will be doing it again on sunday 30th july.
its not a long trip, maybe only 80 miles, but we can be out, round and back on marsh barton eating a fry up by 830.
at least that way the other half cant moan too much about being out all day.
anyone interested ?
before u ask, it wil be leaving from outside bridge at 6 AM
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...... but at least if I was in front you wouldn't have to worry about sheep being within 50yds of the road 
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