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From recent visit to Zeljava Airbase in Croatia

 

Where you off too in God's country Adz ?

 

Our 1st trip up there, so a fairly brief one.
First day, York to inverness. Next day inverness to Glasgow. Next day back down south .
Probably only 2 or 3 nights in Scotland, more of a recce than anything .

 

There's only one Gods country, and it's not the one with mosquitos the size of Dragonflies
@Adz

 

You are of course correct, it is New Zealand, Godzone.

 

Only place I know of that's wetter than Wales

 

Depends where you are, and what time of day, weather has changed markedly here in the last few years.

 

I’d say Scotland would give wales a good run for dampness

 

But which god? Zeus, must be Greece. Krishna - obviously India. Odin, perhaps Norway. Other deities are available ...

 

There's only one god, and that's Barry John

 

Nahhhhhhh!.............it was glorious at Knockhill when I was there.........surely you must be mishtaken

 

Don't tell me, it's now known as "the land of the long blue cloud"

 

However, on the Lower West Coast of the South Island it has an annual rainfall of up to 8 metres.

 

I'm sure I read somewhere (but I could be wrong) that there's one place in NZ that only gets a few dry days a year ?
Now that is definately wetter than Wales
Still love to visit there though, NZ that is

 

That'll be Fiordland, which is the Lower West Coast of the South Island, still very wet but not as wet as it used to be, it is actually the wind that is missing and most keenly felt. There are no roads in that area tho', so not really any affect to biking.

 

thats the destination for next year

 

Just come back from touring around Spain for 15 days



Now to plan the next trip

 

^^ great photos ^^.

 

Great job . Have you any plans to make some for sale?

 

Holy shit! We're in the West Highlands of Sc-o-o-tland and our rainfall has risen from an average 1400mm/year 10 years ago to 2100/year now. I thought that was going it some and was thinking about floatation devices for ourselves, the Multi and the cats, but 8m is epic - how's the evolution of webbed feet coming along?