The music is Paul Whiteman Orchestra, Say it with Music. It was top of the charts in 1921.

@@PAULDONNELL With good cause!

If you have access to Facebook and contact by message the following person they’ll be able to answer your question about book etc. facebook.com/frances.j.crawford

Yes it’s bits of the coast from Larne right up the coast as far as Portstewart, it’s fantastic on a good day but heavy traffic at times though plenty of passing opportunities. Don’t think it included the Torr Head loop which is well worth adding to your route but be careful the roads on Torr head aren’t good and very very narrow.

Thanks, can’t honestly remember what it’s called, the music is from epidemic sounds they’re a royalty free music subscription service.

@@PAULDONNELL Dear mister Paul Donnell, thanks for your reaction!

The next one will be even better, they’re hoping to have classic racing next one rather than parade laps. Though some of the parade laps were quick enough. Hopefully 2022, sadly though it was being organised wasn’t able to go ahead with uncertainty around the current situation.🤞

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Sadly not been much opportunity lately with travel restrictions in place, so haven’t been out much. Thanks

It would have been particularly good to do something really special this year being the 20th anniversary, but sadly the current Covid restrictions it wouldn’t be possible to do much more. But would definitely be good to see more on the great Joey Dunlop. If your an Amazon Prime subscriber I’ll post a link below to a fantastic video on Joey Dunlop.

m.imdb.com/title/tt2264410/watchoptions/?ref_=m_tt_wbr_sm

@@PAULDONNELL yes for the 20th.there is a only bits and pieces online,not enough.do please post link for joey on amazon,i dont have subscription but will get.

The link is above, the film is called ‘Joey Dunlop 1952-2000’ it’s easily the best documentary film I’ve watched on Joey Dunlop covering his career. It’s 1 hour 45 minutes long.

The bottom pond is very overgrown now, but my dad knows it well and filled me in on some of the history. It’s a very nice place to have beside you for a dander. Lot of really big dragon flies on the dam.

Jasy's motorcycle adventures it was a guy lives beside it asked me if I’d call sometime. It’s a very nice spot, plenty of fish active in it too for anglers.

@@PAULDONNELL I live about 2 miles away lol

Jasy's motorcycle adventures, honestly I’d have trouble finding them again.. but can’t go wrong see in around North of Cookstown right through the Sperrins the roads are all fantastic heading over towards Feeney. I know that day I hadn’t a planned route as such was just I’ll take this road and see where it takes me type thing, couple of the stops where Lough Fea, and Beaghmore Stone circles. If I’m planning a route generally what I do is have google maps running in terrain view so you know where the hills are, and where lakes and rivers are. If you plan your routes round hills, and water your nearly always in for a treat.

@@PAULDONNELL thanks for that mate

Thanks, good speaking to you yesterday. Will get another couple of short videos up of the trip in the next week or so. Hard not to love this wee country both North and South.

Like a bit of classical myself, but no wasn’t listening when riding. It’s the 1812 Overture by Tchaikosvky

Cheers Richard, had a lot of trouble with it you’ve probably came upon it yourself but was blocked because of copyright music in the background, not music that I uploaded.. something to keep in mind should music be playing when recording.