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P675 said: I went around much of Ireland's coast last year in May in my bike. I'd done the NC500 the year before and was hungry for more, never been to Ireland before, was going on my own camping. Spent a very long time in the months prior planning the route and when I got there, an extremely unusual heatwave hit and it was glorious weather the entire time, too hot even.From Midlands to Holyhead, ferry to Dublin, first night stayed in the Wicklow Mountains, nice that it only takes an hour from the ferry to get to the countryside. Went down to Hook Peninsula near Waterford, then west along the

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Clad-Hach said: I love the WRC...but I won't watch the BBC ever again, I am so fed up with their left wing woke poisonous agenda's.As for rally coverage DirtFish on Youtube is the place to watch WRC rally action. https://www.youtube.com/@DirtFishI doubt there will be much political opinion in a WRC broadcast. That said, it's interesting that you tout DF as the place for good coverage, especially given their record as being something of a mouthpiece for the FIA and promoter. Not entirely their fault of course, as you have to tow the line in order to keep your media passes these days.mrnoisy78

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I’ve recently bought a Range Rover for the fourth time. I’d been trying hard to manage without one as my daily driver, but not helped by the excellent Stick Legs thread on here, I cracked and got another one.Quick photo:Potted version of my Land-Rover history. After growing up around them and liking them forever, I held out until the age of 43 before I got one in September 2017. A January 2004 L322 V8 petrol with a FSH and 167,000 miles bought for £4,500 from a dealer near Swindon. Following appropriate man maths it was bought instead of spending £3k on winter wheels and tyres for the E Class

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Deep Thought said: Assuming long journies are going to be on motorways, its not a bad idea to give your eyes a break. Concentrating on the road ahead at 70 to 80 mph for hours on end takes its toll on them.Claude articulates it well.What happens to your eyes specifically:Reduced blink rate. When you're concentrating hard on the road, especially on a monotonous motorway, you blink less often. This dries out the eyes, causing a gritty, tired feeling and blurred vision that comes and goes.Fixed focal distance. Unlike normal life where your eyes constantly refocus near and far, driving keeps them