Nant Yr Arian 30-08-2015

[Tarbo]

Sunday morning saw us break camp and make our way into Machynlleth for some breakfast. But as nothing appropriae was available we made our way towards Nant Yr Arian with a view to stopping on the way at a roadside cafe Gareth knew. And what a good call that was as we had a fantastic full English which set us up nicely for the day.

We were soon at Nant Yr Arian and ready to get out onto one of my favourite trails. This trail has a bit of everything, great singletrack, big climbs and some out in the middle of nowhere wilderness. A bit of the route is on bridlepaths that the 'green-laners' like to take their 4x4s down and gives us something to race against And to be fair, they don't stand a chance !

All in all, another great day in God's Country











Not sure what animal Simon is trying to make out of the innertube









I think the next three photos should carry one of those warning signs about people with a nervous disposition

[jackotb]

Thanks lads for a good weekend. Wasn't quite feeling the love on the Dyfi ride but really enjoyed Nant Yr Arian. The new bit they've added to link up with the other certainly beats riding down the forest road. I've just about got over Gareth doing his impression of the chippy budda. Didn't think you'd inflict those photos on the rest of the forum!

Looking forward to Scotland now.

[forge197]

Looks like fun not been over to Nant for some time, like the wilderness trail there.

[motoxman]

Sept 4, 2015 21:41:56 GMT forge197 said:

like the wilderness tail there.

I didn't think the photo was that revealing ?

[motoxman]

It was a good spin that except for the puncture and it's a thumbs up for the new section. Given the effort I'd put in to get the temple in shape it was only right to show it off. Thanks for noticing Tarbo!

[forge197]

Sept 6, 2015 20:57:35 GMT motoxman said:

Sept 4, 2015 21:41:56 GMT forge197 said:

like the wilderness tail there.

I didn't think the photo was that revealing ?

I have corrected my spelling..... LOL