Devil's Bridge

[Teacher]

Went for a little run mid week to Devil's Bridge via Middleton, Brough, Sedburgh, onto Devil's Bridge, then back via Niddervale ( took a wrong turn actually) , Ripon. Great day out.

On the way to Middleton in Teesdale



Devil's bridge; there is actually a sign saying it as an offence to jump from the bridge without good cause !!!

[O.C.]

there is actually a sign saying it as an offence to jump from the bridge without good cause !!!

Far too many youths have been fished out of the waters further down stream, any one who does jump in is risking serious injury or worse

[Alfor]

will be over that way today 

[O.C.]

will be over that way today 

100 miles away, myself and others will be there at 10.30 ish

[Lonewolf]

Teacher, very nice photos indeed. The FJR, is that just done up like a Police bike or was it one?  The Bridge, often in the summer you do get kids/youths & Geoff, (100milesaway) jumping off it to cool down. You can often still see Geoff sat on the wall at The Bridge reminiscing about the good old days......



I'm not even going to mention the absence of your panniers, I'm sure you had good reason not to have them with you. 

[O.C.]

Well we had yet another brilliant ride out today, leaving Devils Bridge at about 11.15 and heading in a very roundabout/back road route to Keswick and tghe Filling Station Cafe where we had a substantial burger..mmmmm tasty it was too,

http://www.lakesescape.co.uk/Lakes_Escape/Filling_Station_Cafe.html

After talking loads of poo we left and returned back to the South Lakes via another back lane route through Hesket Newmarket, and over Kirkstone Pass, 147 miles for me and a good few more for Geoff and the lads.

The views were absolutely stunning even if some of the roads were still bordered by plenty snow and in lots of places covered in plenty gravel which made it a bit tricky at times....excellent day out, excellent views 

[100milesaway]

Teacher, you must have been at the bridge at the same time as us on Wednesday, coz thats my Versys parked next to your bike. and ya know I cant even remember  seeing  your bike, otherwise I would have come and had a chat

[100milesaway]

Well we had yet another brilliant ride out today, leaving Devils Bridge at about 11.15 and heading in a very roundabout/back road route to Keswick and tghe Filling Station Cafe where we had a substantial burger..mmmmm tasty it was too,

http://www.lakesescape.co.uk/Lakes_Escape/Filling_Station_Cafe.html

After talking loads of poo we left and returned back to the South Lakes via another back lane route through Hesket Newmarket, and over Kirkstone Pass, 147 miles for me and a good few more for Geoff and the lads.

The views were absolutely stunning even if some of the roads were still bordered by plenty snow and in lots of places covered in plenty gravel which made it a bit tricky at times....excellent day out, excellent views 

Yes, good day today Rog. Good weather, Good company, good food, good roads, great scenery and lots of chin wagging. All that =

[Teacher]

Teacher, you must have been at the bridge at the same time as us on Wednesday, coz thats my Versys parked next to your bike. and ya know I cant even remember  seeing  your bike, otherwise I would have come and had a chat

Well it's a small world; I think in fact we exchanged a few words as you were saying the Versys was all one needed in a bike??

Mike

[Teacher]

Teacher, very nice photos indeed. The FJR, is that just done up like a Police bike or was it one?  The Bridge, often in the summer you do get kids/youths & Geoff, (100milesaway) jumping off it to cool down. You can often still see Geoff sat on the wall at The Bridge reminiscing about the good old days......



I'm not even going to mention the absence of your panniers, I'm sure you had good reason not to have them with you. 

The police bike was genuine, as were the other three not in the shot. Boys in blue were stopping for a cuppa.

Panniers?  I'll maybe put them on one day .

[Winston Smith]

Teacher, you must have been at the bridge at the same time as us on Wednesday, coz thats my Versys parked next to your bike. and ya know I cant even remember  seeing  your bike, otherwise I would have come and had a chat

That'll be because you didn't recognise it as a GTR due to lack of panniers.

[100milesaway]

That'll be because you didn't recognise it as a GTR due to lack of panniers.

Ah yes, thats a good point. I thought it was because I'm 65.  Whilst  on the subject please note that my Versys was wearing its panniers.

[Rusty]

Yet again great photos posted on this Forum .... keep them coming chaps ... wherever you go for a ride remember to take your camera with you !