Oh that was just soooo relaxing! I haven't done that journey for many years and it has changed , but for the better! I have only recently found you so I am catching up on all your adventures and all brilliant! Thank you.
That was a lovely ride. There are many scenic drives on the IOW, but this has to be the best. I'm glad to see that the stretch of countryside between Blackgang and Freshwater Bay remains unspoiled. Long may it remain so.
Very good once again. The tide is in, and it seems quite early in the morning with light traffic and nice colours. There are not many roads (let alone bus routes) in Britain that parallel the coast. This is because of the nature of our winding and rocky coastline. But I do know sections of some routes which do. I think it might be a good idea for research, for someone enterprising such as yourself.
P. S. I forgot to mention that the isle of Wight may well be a contender for first prize in England. My experience suggests that any competition in this survey would most likely point the finger towards Scotland where coastal distances are enormous compared to England. One local bus route I was on runs for 100 miles, and I do stress 'local' bus - an eight seater, to be exact, and that's quite common in the Highlands.
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Oh that was just soooo relaxing! I haven't done that journey for many years and it has changed , but for the better! I have only recently found you so I am catching up on all your adventures and all brilliant! Thank you.
Wonderful to be able to explore like this! Thank you for posting this lovely ride!
That was a lovely ride. There are many scenic drives on the IOW, but this has to be the best. I'm glad to see that the stretch of countryside between Blackgang and Freshwater Bay remains unspoiled. Long may it remain so.
Very good once again.
The tide is in, and it seems quite early in the morning with light traffic and nice colours.
There are not many roads (let alone bus routes) in Britain that parallel the coast.
This is because of the nature of our winding and rocky coastline.
But I do know sections of some routes which do.
I think it might be a good idea for research, for someone enterprising such as yourself.
Really nice.
Salutări din România👋👋
P. S. I forgot to mention that the isle of Wight may well be a contender for first prize in England.
My experience suggests that any competition in this survey would most likely point the finger towards Scotland where coastal distances are enormous compared to England.
One local bus route I was on runs for 100 miles, and I do stress 'local' bus - an eight seater, to be exact, and that's quite common in the Highlands.
You have roadworks and no reduce speed limits showing. Maybe it’s the amount of traffic and the width of the road, so narrow.
PS… You have no tall buildings which is nice, they ruin the beauty of anyplace.