From Winter to Spring

Indeed,
Spring appears to have sprung out of no-where.
Back on Brecqhou now, the Snow fun is over for another season.
Although coming back felt strangely like returning home.
I'm now back into the same routine that I had before...

I have managed to get over to the BIG isle of Guernsey a couple of times.
Appointments, etc.
Perfect excuse to get Melinda out for a blast.
not that there's far one can ride, or fast for that matter but a lot further than on Brecqhou.

Last week, I managed to fit the last of the "add-ons" I had purchased for her over the past 6 months, with the help of my mate Charl. Thanks!
Today, I managed to take a few photos of said parts.
Mel is now more of an Adventure than a GS. I think I have actually achieved what I set out to do.
Thanks dad for the gift.
She is now ready for what I'm planning to throw at her.

In April I hope to get away to the UK. I shall once again attempt the four corners ride, this time in <24 30="" and="" hours.="" i="" it="" last="" made="" mistake="" nbsp="" of="" p="" riding="" the="" through="" time="" took="" wales="">After I achieve that it's off to the Isle of Skye. I've never been there and I'm told it's just like a mini Scotland. As an added bonus, my mate Lorraine is back there now. Free Couch to sleep on!
Let's keep our fingers crossed that I get the time off. And that the Flooding subsides.

After summer I plan to take another, longer trip. FHB - 48. (3500 km)

But that's nearly 6 months away.

For now, I'll just concentrate on dealing with the challenges of the day-to-day life in Fort Brecqhou!

At the setting of the Sun!
Looking west from atop one of the many towers.

Beak, driving lights and headlight protector.

Moar Protection

It not only protects the bike and rider, but appears more formidable and aggressive to lowly car drivers.