Bridport Beach Walk

Maybe I should remember to smile!

After a very relaxing sleep in, till 9am I was confronted with a very black sky and some heavy rain, since I wasn't going to ride today I wasn't particularly disturbed about this. I had planned to go for a walk along the beach on the 2km return Historical beach walk.

Luckily by the time I had finished breakfast, patches of blue were starting to appear in the sky so I decided to do the walk. I would recommend this walk to anyone as it is a gentle stroll along the foreshore every so often there are small information displays that describe historical facts and features.

I managed to nearly complete the walk without rain except for the last 10 minutes when it started to rain however it was only a light drizzle. I decided to take a friends ( thanks Les ) advice and took my Tripod along with me in order to get some shots of myself. It can be difficult taking holiday snaps of yourself when you are on your own, however a tripod does help.

Depending on the weather I intend doing another round trip ride and hope to remember to take the tripod. The road is number 65 in the Hema motor cycle atlas it takes you over the mountains, it starts at Deloraine and continues to Longford, as some of the road is dirt I will be taking only part of the road due to the fact that after this rain it will be full of potholes and a mud pie, so not that much fun unless you are on a dirt bike.