Greatest Memory from 2005 - Triumphant Return to England of our "National Heroes"
    The  five hundred strong unit from Salisbury - 26 Engineers Regiment  - British Army
    Monika and I thank Colonel Pardy and his team for their kindness and hospitality
     There is no greater honor than to serve ones country - British Forces


 

Wales - Pictures from the Motorcycle show Dinghy North Wales
 

Family and Friends Stafford England

Family, Friends and Sponsors - Plymouth Devon England Nov 05

City of London

Tatra Mountains Slovakia and Krakow Poland

We continued east into Slovakia our destination the high Tatra Mountains. It was Simon’s first visit to the famous mountain region of Slovakia and he was delighted to have included the Tatra’s in our double world record quest. The dramatic views of the high Tatra’s, ample fresh air, great climbing and hiking, not to mention the bargain priced camping made the Tatra’s a joy to visit. For me who had visited many times in the past I was shocked at the large amount of destruction caused by the recent storms. Large areas of the mountain base which was until recently blanketed in rich deep forest now was now laid bare. Instead of tall, healthy trees which once stood proud, we now sadly see acres and acres of fallen trees with their roots pointing to the sky. We spent three days hiking the middle and high Tatras and enjoyed some wonderful weather and incredible views.We met and enjoyed the company of some German Lady motorcyclists who were touring Eastern Europe and We then rode north into Poland to visit Krakow one of the most famous, beautiful and historic towns in Eastern Europe. Krakow is situated on the banks of the Vistula River and with a skyline predominated with Gothic buildings, cathedrals and churches it is a wonderful city to explore. We are now turning West and heading to England via Germany and Switzerland and hope to be there in time for the announcement of a Guinness World Record Success. (Picture Uta and Birgit - Germany)

Krakow Poland