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The green welly.

Joined Jun 2011
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Weather permittin me an a mate ur contemplatin gaun up the welly stop 2moro. Dinnae ken whit time yet cause ah'm niteshift now an still might go aw tae ****. Could meet up if any o ye ur oot na boot fur piss takin n coffee an of course foreign manto. Aff tae bed now ,check in mornin for takers.
 
Green Wellys best avoided in mah opinion, absolutely hoochin and very hi polis presence...if ye go watch frae Lochearnhead and in Tyndrum as the other week when we wir by there wiz a camera van on the main drag..

Tak yer muckers in by Killin fur a jiuce..nice spot
 
Ah ended up gaun doon by Biggar later oan in the day cause it wiz pishin doon at AM. Killin an the falls o dochart i kindae reserve fur romance wi Jo. No been up fur a while.
 
Green Wellys best avoided in mah opinion, absolutely hoochin and very hi polis presence...if ye go watch frae Lochearnhead and in Tyndrum as the other week when we wir by there wiz a camera van on the main drag..

I was on the way to Glasgow that day and saw the camera van. It was one of those "Camera Partnership" vans from Tayside. Dunno how that works as Tyndrum's in Stirling so comes under Central Polis. There was a couple of Police bikes there as well.
I agree with Rico about the Green Welly, it may as well be called the polis magnet at the weekends.
 
Aye the welly can attract police and can be busy with tourists at times but I have had some nice chats with other bikers on the few occasins I have ventured doon there, Best was a guy about 70 on a new Ducati retro thing that to me looked liked torture, what a character, had done serious milage to get there, glad he left different direction to me coz suspect he would have smoked me .
 
n, a couple of years ago me and ma mucker went on a duc run but we met at the place across the road fae the welly. This dude showed up on one of them retro twin shock ducs, it even had a feckin humungusly large fly screen up front. He looked like a retired Headmaster complete wae the horn rim specs. We caught the Corran ferry and headed fir lochailort wae him leadin the way. He wis a seriously deranged deathwish dude, a stayed wae him untill we got onto a section of newly resufaced road wae 400 tonnes of loose chips on it. A needed some bacy so decided to stop at the next shop a saw, also to wait fir ma mucker an the rest of the dudes. Awent into the shop wae ma lid on and got ma bacy etc, this wee old fit lookin dude wis natterin away to me but a couldnae hear whit he wis sayin, so a did ma usual heid noddin ****. Turns oot it wis that andi robbin dude, the one wae the grizzly bear that decided to go walk aboot in govan. The poor bear wisnae right effter that excursion, story goes that the local neds felt that it wis way smarter than them so they kicked the utter feck oot it. The poor fecker never recovered fae that visit.
 
Aldo min....thats brought back some memories........Andy Robin wiz the local widcutter (in between wrestlin an huggin bears) roond aboot the countryside where ah wiz brought up as a young loon.

When he started tae mak the dosh he bought the Sherrifmuir Inn up the road frae the ferm, some wild time in there ahl tell ye. Used tae tak the bear intae the bar fur its nightly beer.
Ah once saw him swearin like a trooper and then punch a horse right oan the coupon cos it widnae behave itsel! Stuck wi me fur life that image. We aye thought he wiz the boy cos he had a Ferrari Dino an wid hurtle past the ferm flat oot up the moor road tae the Inn.
 
I know the Sherrifmuir Inn well. Used to stay in Bridge of Allan, then Dunblane. It's owned by a couple who had the place in Catterline. Still a good place for a pint and great grub. A lot of folk used to talk about the bear.
 
r, when ma dad wis a boy he used to work at his local smiddy during the school holidays. He told me how the blacksmith used to control the troublesome horses that were in to be shod. On a few occasions he'd resort to givin them a mighty right hook to their jaw. Put's me in mind of mongle fae blazin saddles.
 
I know the Sherrifmuir Inn well. Used to stay in Bridge of Allan, then Dunblane. It's owned by a couple who had the place in Catterline. Still a good place for a pint and great grub. A lot of folk used to talk about the bear.

Neil min....Did ma schoolin at Dunblane High and had ma 21 bday party at the Inn, whit a redd up it wiz, cos a handed oot tickets tae absolutely anybody an evribody and thir dug and maist o them turned up!
Thir wiz bikers, fermers, high street hot rodders, punks, rockers, friends, relatives, cousins, Nae wonder thir wiz a few scraps oot in the carpark

Aye Aldo...Mongle lol...again a classic..love that movie
 
aye back tae thread afore we git in bother..... noo, oh aye, the Green Welly........affy busy place, fine fancy pieces and coffee, fuel, an plenty like minded bikin folk tae natter wi...but way too busy oan a weekend, tour buses awe ower the place wi hunners o foosty auld coffin dodgers hoggin the lavvies tae empty thir pish bags and its crawlin wi the polis...

...ah actually dinnae mind it really!
 
Neil min....Did ma schoolin at Dunblane High and had ma 21 bday party at the Inn, whit a redd up it wiz, cos a handed oot tickets tae absolutely anybody an evribody and thir dug and maist o them turned up!

Let me tell you boys, I've met Rico so the aforementioned party must have been a fair few years ago. If I was to take a stab I'd say late 70's :thumbup
 
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