Scottish Elises

Morning Guys,

i left edinburgh this monring at 0630 to go to work in Echt, near Banchory today as i was down for my girlfriends birthday last night, decided to take the cairn o mount road over - and let me tell you, it looks awesome right now - certainly wouldnt be out on it today in colin's 340R today thats for sure, see below pics, you may recognise the bridge as the one some of us crossed on the xmas run...when i got my feet wet - that wouldnt have happened today thats for sure,

the pictures are crap as they were taken on my whackberry - but at least it has inspired me to go out and buy a semi decent camera tomorrow!!!

Interesting pics, but somebody's gone and parked a repmobile in them!

yeah shame i dont still have my elise, they would have been far better pics....

Reminds me of my run over the dukes pass a few years ago:



and some fun in last year's snow:



Not enough here yet, but looking forward to more soon

Dominic wrote:and some fun in last year's snow:

Our attempt at the pass last year was comedy, approaching Strathblane in a whiteout and nearly a foot of snow thinking maybe this wasn't a smart idea

ps. give me a bell if we get some good snow I am off for 2 weeks, some snow mountainbiking as well maybe

kenny wrote:

Dominic wrote:and some fun in last year's snow:

Our attempt at the pass last year was comedy, approaching Strathblane in a whiteout and nearly a foot of snow thinking maybe this wasn't a smart idea

ps. give me a bell if we get some good snow I am off for 2 weeks, some snow mountainbiking as well maybe

Forgot about that. The car drifting on the straights was a good laugh!

Deffo up for some cycling over the next few weeks.

Thats a great pic with the astra, i have some great ones pf the audi last year waiting at the snow gates between tomintoul and the lecht forthem to open to go skiing, i will dig them out and get them posted!!

its only a dusting of snow right now, but im soo excited for the real deal,

failing that roll on the three valleys in feb!!!

i used to drive through more snow than that on the way to work........woooofters.

But then that was Montreal.

Taking the 7 series skiing to Mont Tremblant on the "back roads" was often more fun than the skiing

You are all Woofters.

Me and Chris G at The Leight. Car was never in a straight line on the road up which was funny until I relised how much a drop there was. Cup of Tea at the top then drove like a fairy all the way down.

Alan

P.S Who needs ABS, Traction Control, Servo, A Heater that works ........Gulp

Calling people woofters when you have the top up on a dry day?

If I was a Mod I would ban you..........

tut

Roof, windscreen.... woofters



Ali & Me - Christmas Eve 08

Shoes...



Tut - Jan 08

Great stuff!

Me and IainF had a legendary run to the Lecht in Elises a few years back, top down all the way in subzeros, being splashed by the slush spray from trucks we were passing through Drumochter. Car park was inches deep, roads weren't too bad at the end of the day but still managed a slowmo spin into a snowbank en route towards Corgarff, one of the scariest moments I've ever had in the Elise!

Robin drove Ross's old Civic CRX up to meet us for a night out in ABZ, could hear it coming from about Braemar I think.

Ah those were the days.

Couple of galleries...

Trip to Lecht in Feb 2005, whilst staying at Craigendarroch (Ballater) while Lisa was expecting Eilidh. It dumped it down. So I got a pass for the day, she headed for the Spa! The drive there was as much fun as the 'boarding (it was a weekday so I had the place to myself):

http://picasaweb.google.co.uk/Campbell. ... 0tL6hYuiTw#

And then the legenday Club Lotus Donnie trip in March 2007...homeward via the Yorkshire Dales in snow on Maxsports The shot at the church in Buckden was my first success in the SE Calendar of the following year!

http://picasaweb.google.co.uk/Campbell. ... LotusMarch#