Grapefruit, cereal with lovely bits, shaky scrambled eggs with thick slices of beautiful smoked salmon, toast and honey ... that seems an awful lot compared with my usual two slices of toast. Mind you 60 miles is not my usual routine either.
The ride to the ferry took us less than half of the time than the day before. It seemed downhill nearly all the way which does not really make sense as we started and finished at the sea level, but I m not the one to complain about it. I managed to have some time on the front on my own singing to the music and pushing hard I really love the feeling the wilderness on my face with wind playing wild games with my hair it does give me freedom and mad thoughts at times.
I called Chris it just made me cry how beautiful it was ... I know I know he gently laughed at me.
Oban; lovely Prudence' gang waiting me at the port to waive me off doing the cheerleader thing with my name which makes me laugh endless. We will meet up for tea at cianlerich.
Route 78 vertical to start with breathtaking at both sense after that huge mountains everywhere and beyond.
60 miles done and I kind of feel alright although savlon close at hand.
Family coming tomorrow all of the boys,my sister rita her boyfriend and my dad in one campervan ...
Thank you lovely Prudence and Toddy.
Wow, I'm getting Scottland envy. Lets plan a more leisurely visit, misses. Ezra's in Dumfries with Dominic, so don't be shocked if you see them! Get some sudacrem. It's great with blisters. Keep going warrior woman:) Have you seen any stags? xxx
ReplyDeleteSounds fantastic, Reka - have another great day today x x x
ReplyDeleteSounds fab Reka.
ReplyDeleteKeep smiling up those uphill parts as you know that just around the corner will be a free-wheeling, legs out, wind through the hair, yeeha section that makes it all worth it.
Read that Chris and the boys with you so will just have to eat the apple and blackberry crumble that was going to take over. Shucks!
Have fun,
Love Jo xxx