I did indeed have a more relaxed day today.
The morning was spent dealing with the last couple of batches of honey. It is now bottled, and word seems to have got around, as my local customer base are already making purchases.
The rest of the morning was spent cleaning and tidying up the utility room, having dealt with the 30lb tub of honey.
In the afternoon I took advantage of the fine weather and headed out for a ride on the R1250R. The mileage is creeping closer to the point at which the first service is due, and I managed to add another sixty miles today.
My route took me over to Bidford-on-Avon and then along Buckle Street, past Honeybourne and on to Weston Subedge. From there I headed up Saintbury Hill and across to the Five Mile Drive. I then cut off to the right and on in to Stow on the Wold.
From Stow I headed through the Slaughters and on along the A436. I joined the A40 just before Dowdeswell and then continued around the outskirts of Cheltenham. I left Cheltenham on the B4632 and headed up Cleeve Hill and on to Broadway via the pretty village of Winchcombe.
From Broadway it was a quick run home via Evesham and a fuel stop at Alcester.
The Bike is now ready for its gearbox check up at Motorrad in Cheltenham tomorrow.
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* The local name for the Roman road, more properly referred to as Ryknield Street.
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