A rare and welcome breather at Kirroughtree, Scotland.One is advised to think twice before trying the thinly sliced cured ham at this Scottish borders beauty spot.
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Tango & Cash on Safari, June 2006
Two Northern Ireland mountainbikers are going to have to work together... even if it kills them. Tango & Cash take on the Transalp Challenge 2006 - 400 miles and 65,000 vertical climbing feet, from Germany to Italy. How hard can it be?...
About Tango & Cash
Tango and Cash are two '30-something' Antrim-based weekend warriors. Having dabbled in various forms of physical recreation since the 1780's, the two brave chaps signed up for the Transalp Challenge 2006, the world's toughest mountain-bike race. The rest is history...
Tango & Cash on Safari, June 2006
Links, for your Pleasure
- TANGO AND CASH BLOG
- Spot the Irish at Transalp Challenge 2006
- Kate Potter's Transalp Challenge 2006 Report - 2nd Placed Women
- Simon and Rowan's Transalp Challenge 2006
- Bike Magazine Transalp Challenge
- Brave Bruno from Denmark Goes for Transalp Challenge 2008
- Brave Frenchmen Prepare for Transalp Challenge 2008
- Mountain Biking Trails in Northern Ireland
- On One - Bikes for Riding!
- Bike Dock - THE Online Cycle Warehouse
- NI Chest Heart & Stroke Association
Road to Transalp - Archive
- July 2006 (18)
- June 2006 (11)
- May 2006 (12)
- April 2006 (12)
- March 2006 (26)
2 comments:
You're right but there's no cure for the big ham leaning on the sign!
Quite right! You should always be very careful with what you put into your mouth.
Willo
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