Jaguar Project 7 road trip special Part 2. 800 miles to Antibes via the N85 Route Napoleon

[@XesserX]

Harry: Owns no. 1 of 250 Project 7’s. Also Harry: Cut’s it up so it’s easier to store stuff in it… What a guy!

[@scottjohnson4319]

The cutting is the farmer side of him.

[@marcushull12]

@@scottjohnson4319 if he did it the farmer way (I was a farmer for 20 years ) it would have been cut with a hammer 😅

[@scottjohnson4319]

@@marcushull12 Good Point and after all he'd just say I was welcome to modify mine in any way I felt like.

[@TheAslakVind]

He did actually help develop it.

[@subarnosinha8042]

@@marcushull12 don't give Clarkson any ideas lol

[@gondayi]

A special thanks to Mrs. M for filming these trips.

[@jackw9920]

Seconded!

[@snasuage]

Thirded!

[@Wonky_ties]

A 🏅 for Mrs M!

[@TheAslakVind]

Mrs M should have a long show of our enourmous respect for her filming, and generel car antics!

[@scottjohnson4319]

"Honey, get out at this corner and film me driving by and making a lot of noise...just like the last 20 corners. Won't that be fun?"

[@richardupton19]

With every cut away of Mr M driving the P7 around a fabulous bend in the mountains, I can't help thinking of poor Mrs M who's been dumped on the side of the road to provide the shot!

[@mrmoss149]

😆😆😆

[@keefr22]

Indeed - I could just see my missus agreeing to do that....!!

[@andrewgurney6019]

A nice shopping trip in Paris on the way home should sort things out!

[@RAJohnson713]

The car is just so beautiful, we need the drive bys

[@andrewgurney6019]

@@RAJohnson713 Drive bys agreed but it's not a car I would call beautiful

[@tarscase7653]

Absolutely love that Harry cut away part of the boot lining! Just shows that he believes in actually using his cars, not just to be locked away and looked at occasionally.

[@johnsmith1474]

Busting the rear wheels loose, bug splattered front end ....

[@EleanorPeterson]

@@johnsmith1474 😁Yep. That young Shmee chappie would be appalled...

[@jeremylarson6267]

well, it is only a jag

[@ChifundoBanda]

Here here. This authentic flavor is what keep me hooked on his channels. I've long grown tired of the other major car tubers.

[@bradford_shaun_murray]

@@ChifundoBanda Harry is the real deal.

[@simonmurfin1910]

I’ve driven the route napoleon a couple of times as a student in my Peugeot 205 and it’s such a great road. Happy memories from my drives around France visiting the relatives of my french girlfriend at the time.

[@preonmodel8354]

Once took a ‘short cut’ in France on these type of roads, I arrived four hours late and couldn’t believe how much cornering you have to do... the roads flow around, up down and through the countryside. Best transit van drive of my life though !🤣

[@williamcrawford4900]

"Where we keep the boat" Sheer class Harry. Thank you for another fantastic video.

[@EleanorPeterson]

Hi, William! Yes, it's a good job he decided to give the chauffeur the day off... 🤭

[@graemecatty9921]

Where was Jeeves the butler in all this?

[@Beany2007FTW]

I mean, it's nice, but it's not Scarborough.

[@stevepearce6689]

@@Beany2007FTW love it

[@simonhaycocks]

@@Beany2007FTW Or skeggy 🤭

[@johnsmith1474]

14:24 new Alpine in the side rear view. Nice to live vicariously, and modestly as we share a boat so as to not harm the auto collection and restoration fund.

[@mrmoss149]

Must have your priorities in order, old chap.

[@clockwork9827]

thanks. i thought there was something in that rear view that also caught the camera person's eye '

[@tomtht3355]

Another epic vid. Thanks Harry, and credit to Mrs Harry for the hard work 👏🏻👌🏻

[@kelvin.008]

She should talk! Poor girl.

[@richdudester]

The soundtrack of that engine is staggering!

[@alexbrown1995]

I don't know how Harry could find that car quiet. I thought the exhaust was a bit raucous and the wind noise at speed was a bit excessive.

[@dreamcrusher112]

@@alexbrown1995 All relative.

[@tjacobsen5131]

Minus the 💨

[@samueldowney2806]

Fantastic. Love the Project 7. What a trooper is Mrs M, having spent countless hours standing on hairpin bends filiming for our benefit. Looking forward to seeing the trip home.

[@johntechwriter]

Trouper. And, silly diversions like this “Project 7,” with its lipstick grille and ridiculous top, are part of the reason the Jaguar brand is on life support.

[@beemerrider100]

I absolutely love how casual Harry was about modifying his #1 of 250 Project 7. He fills the boot to the gills with his baggage and they are rubbing all the priceless signatures of the craftsmen who built his car. All regards are thrown out the window, he's going to enjoy the car he paid for, amazing and the reason why his content is so enjoyable

[@grahamhines6304]

Great video for those of us who’ve missed our European road trips this last couple of years. Two years ago, I was driving down to Angoulême for the Circuit des Ramparts and the French roads and sunshine on this video brought it all right back. Unfortunately, it makes me wish my life away in anticipation of what I have planned for next year. So refreshing to watch videos where the subject - cars/roads/travelling - is not obliterated by the presenter’s ego. Good work.

[@2Bunphettered788]

The best way to tour Europe virtually is to watch a road trip episode on Harry's Garage. 👌

[@markorchard2272]

Harry..... you're superb. Honestly if some of the younger content cleators were in that hotel and then visited their boat you'd think 'tossers', but with you you just think 'good on ya matey'. Brilliant stuff.

[@GrantSmith101]

Why?

[@dreamcrusher112]

@@GrantSmith101 old rich journo = good. young rich journo = bad

[@GrantSmith101]

@@dreamcrusher112 Surely not noeL, only a tosser would write such a ridiculous comment. I guess we'll never know as Mark doesn't care to elaborate.

[@stephenbennett3330]

Thank you Harry, being in lockdown six in Victoria Australia we can only travel 5 k's and curfew at 9 pm. I have driven some roads in France and UK and this just brought back fond memories and a degree of envy and anticipation until we can get out of here. Love the car as well!

[@TheANDYURRY]

Best wishes for you guys down there in OZ, lets hope next year we get our freedoms back and burn some rubber before the green mob remove them again..!!!

[@rossilake218]

Yep! Harry is a true sports car guy. Love Jaguars.

[@Wonky_ties]

Once again Mrs M is the unsung hero! I can’t wait to get back into France/Switzerland again after watching this. I look forward to seeing the Espada back in France on one of your videos Harry

[@shogun884]

Harry's on a beano to antibes to his yacht meanwhile I'm lying underneath my clio skinning my knuckles in rainy donegal ! Good for you harry , best channel on you tube bar none, from a fellow birkenhead lad.

[@harrysgarage]

Been there, done that! Spannering you're own cars can be quite satisfying at times. Well, until you get to that nut that refuses to budge..

[@jazzjokesjalopies]

The passion, after 6 years, for this remarkable car. Thank you!

[@klasseact6663]

Harry's off the cuff comments and general banter is PRICELESS👍☺❗

[@eldorado767]

I love the sound that engine makes! And Harry was averaging 29 mpg!

[@RealPaulLewis]

March 2024. This video is far, far more interesting than the recent road test stuff. More Cote d'Azur road trips please. Have done this route myself multiple times per year since 1981. Know every corner from Grenoble to Sisteron to Castallane to Grasse. Joyous.

[@MrAdrianOldfield]

What a soundtrack that P7 provides, incredible

[@francoischarpentier6000]

Congratulations lucky bastard! this is the car I would love to have, The legend, heritage, design....limited number....FAB!

[@andyrussell2873]

Love the sound of that exhaust system...

[@peterevans6682]

Thanks again Harry. I bought Evo for many years and only discovered your channel(s) about 16 months ago. I came for the cars, but I now value your delivery and joie de vivre as much as, if not more than, the automotive content. A real antidote to the dark side of life over the last 18 months. Oh, and I have learned much more about farming than I have in 25 years of living in the middle of a rural farming community. Keep it up - a real joy!

[@johntechwriter]

One of my favorite things about Harry is that he has not adopted that phony pretense of being ashamed of his wealth.

[@augustortiz]

I freaking love these kind of videos. Harry always finds fun roads. And that project 7 is just beautiful.

[@scotie690]

In Portugal we have those highway transponders in Portugal for almost 30 years. I don’t understand why they aren’t use all around Europe. I’m glad to see you back again on these amazing trips, Harry.

[@oapSpeedo]

That Jag sounds fantastic!

[@leslienordman8718]

Mrs. M, thank you so much for your patience in filming all these journeys, and your strong stomach to handle the endless curves on the N85. I hope you got something to eat around suppertime (a Yank word).

[@FredrikElgstrand]

I really like these road trip videos, I would not mind more of them even in the UK. Thanks Harry for a great channel!

[@Fzr005]

Yes please to This idea Harry if you are reading the comments. Would absolutely love to see you doing UK based trips.

[@joshuarosen6242]

Me too. I watch Harry's Garage religiously but my favourite are the road trips. My all time favourite was the Arctic Rolls (this is a pudding pun for those of you not familiar with the UK dessert called Arctic Roll) trip.

[@kevincoombs7348]

We used to regularly drive down to Pau to visit friends and always the drive down is a massive part of the hols. We would usually avoid the Autoroutes, enjoying the straight, empty roads. Not done it for a while thanks to C19, so especially enjoyed this trip. Thanks Harry.

[@paultaylor9652]

Lovely Jubbly, what a life Harry lives.

[@andybroer651]

Thank you Harry! This American loves your European trips!

[@aspiratedaloha2946]

Magic trip. Harry always understands and seeks out the little moments that make a road trip extra special.

[@stevepearce6689]

I love a road trip in a car that promises adventure. Just the tonic ! Ace !

[@SchnellerKerl]

The best trip yet. At least for the viewer. More trips-they always bring out the best and worst in the vehicles.

[@EconoboxGarage]

On the major highways you're driving THROUGH the scenery whereas on the twisty B roads you're driving IN the scenery. The B roads may take longer but they are usually much more enjoyable. Thanks for sharing this trip and hats off to Mrs Metcalfe for shooting the video!

[@kimba54]

Thanks for the virtual driving holiday Harry. I’m watching from my home in Adelaide in southern Australia and we can only travel within our state in these COVID time so a blast through France in your fabulous Jag was a welcome escape. I have to say the sound of the Project 7 on the overrun is laugh out loud inducing, love it 😀

[@ArnageLM]

Best thing is; Harry still uses a map to explain the route.

[@KasperViggoJensen]

The modern definition of a gentleman is a man who has GPS but doesn't need it.

[@Beany2007FTW]

@@KasperViggoJensen I think more realistically, someone who can read and use a map, but knows that sometimes, the modern sat nav is more practical. For example, Waze showing bad traffic - screw it, off the autoroute, and 'backtrack' the taken route on a paper map after the fact. Harry's pragmatism on such things always pleases me.

[@s.achaplin2848]

My father used to do that run in various 3.4/3.8 Jaguars, late 50's and early 60's. I've even have a letter from Sir William commending him on his journey times!

[@johntechwriter]

We are probably around the same age, and mutually gifted with fathers who preferred high performance European cars and had the means to own them. My dad went through the top British, French, and German marques. The car that left the strongest impression on me in my formative years, and prompted me own several examples of that brand after I grew up, was my Dad’s Jaguar Mark 2 compact sports sedan. This was the M5’s predecessor, but with far more comfort and sex appeal.

[@alexcocking7288]

Jag V8, sports exhaust, tunnel = epic noise! Great video as ever. Brilliant to see the car being put through its paces in both of it’s Jekyll & Hyde roles and such wonderful scenery too. All round brilliance. Thank you.

[@MH30R]

I luv that you are driving the P7 as opposed to storing it as a trophy. Looking forward to Part 3.

[@christaylor-munro5354]

Cutting a Jag for bags! Love it! Harry's tips for Project 7. Cheers!

[@niklaswejedal463]

Great to finally see another road-trip special to France - As always, it makes me want to go there too - what a wonderfull country!

[@GT380man]

Impressed that Harry keeps his boat moored at Antibes. It’s a really lovely town, very authentic and “real” in a way Monaco never could be. But cripes, that’s an enormously expensive hobby. Not the cars. The boat & location.

[@ChifundoBanda]

Love the fact that Harry has a nose for the weather. He can smell rain from miles away.

[@kenpole1840]

Sailing does that for your weather senses.

[@martijnkosters9024]

@@kenpole1840 farming also me thinks

[@joshuarosen6242]

He's English. We can all do that as we get a lot of practice.

[@leightondavies8884]

Inspiring - I’ve not been over to France for 2 years now , but that pootle down to Provence is sublime- keeps the dreams real watching these videos- chapau

[@charliewolf7500]

In terms of no roof leaks, Porsche got it right first time with the Boxster, and continues to do so. That shower did a good job of cleaning your windscreen. Thank you for entertaining and sharing.

[@johntechwriter]

Yes, the Boxster’s fabric roof is pretty good. But all the high-end manufacturers are put to shame by Mazda’s ingenious convertible top for the current generation MX-5.

[@gabidin1454]

So nice to be on the road to Antibes again with Harry, after a long time.

[@fidgetpants4058]

Just sat on the throne... Perfect timing 👌😊

[@magnetoone2995]

😃

[@johnnyboy1586]

Made myself a cuppa tea relaxing and watching harry and the missis driving through France in a Jaaag ! Thoroughly enjoyed ,thank Harry

[@judemurphy3356]

Really enjoying the project 7 content Harry . Look forward to the third installment . Enjoy your trip .

[@Galaxy89cars]

So good to see one of these videos from you again, Harry and very useful tips for my trip down to Monaco next year 👍

[@douglasgreen437]

How did the trip to Monaco go ?

[@Galaxy89cars]

@@douglasgreen437 it was great, thanks! You can watch the video of it on my channel

[@MrSaggers121]

You make the best road trip videos on KZbin, cover all the aspects and I particularly enjoy the practical aspects like luggage room etc.

[@mrmoss149]

Simply put- Brilliant. If I may dare to say, many of us love the thrill and adventure of taking our drop top coupes on scenic runs; it can transform any trip. Many Thanks, Harry. Cheers

[@harrysgarage]

Thanks. It's where convertibles really score in my book. Makes it more of a holiday somehow and I'll happily put up with a fiddly roof given what this car delivers in return

[@steveegginton535]

Just love the noise the Project 7 makes who needs music in a supercharged Jag?!!

[@grande_007]

Those Sanef toll tags are excellent. Save so much time and allow an enormous sense of satisfaction as others around you get caught at the booths!

[@RobG001]

Huge shout out to Mrs. M, for doing camera duties, inc standing at the side of the road while Harry boots the car around another corner, ass out, mind you, she is prob glad she is not in the car when that happens. :)

[@samthoma2719]

A non Sunday upload? I must’ve died and gone to heaven 😅

[@ChallengeStradalenf]

Thank you Harry for another fantastic video. The Col roads in the Die area are my stomping ground so it was great to recognise the road out of Die👍😎 many great Cols around that generally are quiet. I love how the locals move over to let you by👍

[@spudmurphy764]

I was once clocked at 166 - kph I hasten to add - on the autoroute in Northern France and I was escorted by the Gendarmes to an ATM in Armentières where I was relieved of €90. That was probably about 15 years ago. But wow! €900 - that's big money! Excellent video though.

[@johntechwriter]

I’ve read that on Italy’s autostrada, if your elapsed time between toll stations is low enough, it will generate a speeding ticket. Being Italian, they make an exception for Lamborghini’s long-time test driver. Really.

[@naturshoot8448]

I think that 5.0 supercharged V8 is an absolute gem of an engine. Thanks to sticking with the supercharging, it delivers lots of shove from really low down making it enjoyable in so many more scenarios. Sounds great too! I had the less powerful version in the XK-R and miss it when I see videos like this! Fuel economy you were getting was great. Last trip we did down to near Pau in a Discovery Sport (fully loaded with Dog, roof box & back box) was 30 mpg in a diesel and autoroute nearly all the way! Swapped to the tags a few years ago and they are great. Still a bit nervous about the 30 kph lanes, but do find it amusing watching all the French behind you avoid the lane you choose as they assume the daft English car will get stuck!

[@johntechwriter]

I too owned a supercharged AJ V8, rated at 370 hp, in my 2001 Vanden Plas Supercharged (the U.S. name; in Europe the Daimler Super V8). In Jaguar’s best tradition, its sedans are hundreds of pounds lighter than their German rivals and so transition faster in corners, yet they also deliver superior ride quality. My 4200 lb sedan’s 11:3 pounds per horsepower ratio was optimal for any kind of driving. This “Project 7” has a bored out and over-boosted variant of the AJ that, at 575 hp, seems excessive. But due to the horsepower pissing contest among rivals in this sector, Jaguar’s upping the AJ’s power was required. To those who think you can never have too much power, I beg to differ. As I piloted a 500 hp F-Type on a test drive, the sales guy suggested I step on it. I did and the experience was terrifying. The first-gen F-type was known for its tendency to snap oversteer, and this is the last thing you want when you get on the throttle a bit too early as you exit a corner. I will never shake the sensation of panic I experienced as the guard rails came flying towards me. I caught it, but was thereafter chastened while cornering, which greatly diminished the car’s fun-to-drive quotient.

[@whatleytom]

Done a similar trip in an F type R. Perfect car for it. Ace on the autoroutes fun on route Napoleon.

[@TheCarBloke]

You know you're in a solid marriage when you call your wife a "camera assistant" and she doesn't give you a slap! Amazing video, Harry. Reminded me taking my Maserati on some roads in North Wales on a sunny day. It's just an epic feeling!

[@ArnoHelmchen]

I like the Musée des Confluences, looks kind of wild water flowing. Good it’s next to the autoroute

[@jamesallison4875]

This was so fun! Thanks, Mrs Metcalf for letting Harry be Harry.

[@waynetetley584]

Did that section Die to Castellane on my R1 and later in my 2CV. Great memories. Thanks 👍😊

[@EleanorPeterson]

That was fun! Although I spent every yard of the mountain stage thinking that I should be calling Harry's pace-notes. Sign of a misspent youth... 😁

[@Ovenman940]

I like the detail with which Harry tells us how to speed. Rarely do motoring journalists admit it.

[@robwaring3248]

We came back across France last week and did Perpignan to Calais in a day in the van with no effort, clear autoroutes all the way, cruise on and relax.

[@simondavies438]

Harry.. Your Roadtrip videos are always a highlight. From driving an XJS to Monaco.. Lotus Esprit to Cortina to your current adventure in the Project 7 to the Riveria. Amazing drives on fantastic roads in magnificent cars. Thank you. 😎🚗👍

[@Cowley46]

Lovely view at the end with those two thoroughbred convertibles parked by the boat...the Project 7 and the Micra. Another great vid thanks and love that Jag.

[@shirleyboy8859]

Ahhhhh the Old A6... never one to disappoint... I have used that route many many times there is always a hold up somewhere..... The south coast is well worth it... :-)))

[@johnlyons588]

I stumbled across your channel years ago with the espada, instantly hooked and although I love all your videos bar none This one has given me the warm fuzzies of nostalgia. Thank you so much Harry (and Mrs long standing usually on a bend in the middle of nowhere camera assistant). 😙

[@h533feg]

I'm intrigued to know how much time in a 3 day trip Mrs Metcalfe spends waiting in laybys!!

[@TheScudabear1]

That soundsa bit improper 🤩

[@rossilake218]

She is a great Lady!

[@TheXeroid]

Excellent! A Harry's garage road trip video, how I've missed them!

[@garettfuller7977]

Fabulous! Always makes a crappy day a great one when we get a new post!

[@gabrielgabes5074]

Sam from STG will crave even more for this car after watching this

[@AleksandrHalas]

the right car, on the right road, everything you need to have fun

[@FuriousFry]

These videos are always exceptional. Thank you for creating them, I hope you will never stop. Always brings such pleasure on a sunday afternoon.

[@jeffharper6259]

Great video Mr. Metcalfe (I'm nearly 62, but I respect you and your creative talent), please drive safe (I'm being a little selfish here) you are at the very least a national treasure and we all would be lost without you.

[@nigelstarkey9399]

Can't believe I've just driven roughly the same route to Frejus, S of F - 10th September and returned back on the 18th. We've had the Tag too few years now - absolutely invaluable on French Motorways. The mountain pass - what a great road to drive. Cannes to St. Raphael on the DN7 - try it if you haven't - stunning climb and decent with epic bends and spectacular open views. So I drove the tour in the newly acquired BMW X5 45e MSport based on your recommendation. Fuel consumption wasn't as bad as I thought it would be on the longer journey given I bought it based on 85% of my driving being below 40 mile per day trips. Left Frejus at 8.30 am - arrived back home - Leicestershire at 2.30am - 18 hours including stops - 925 miles covered. Journey back to England achieved 31.6mpg sitting at 83mph on active cruise control and managed to regenerate 76 miles of electric (ie no charge on set off). What a great car it's been - quiet, smooth (particularly on French roads) and the clever electric regeneration based on your Sat Nav destination is quite simply amazing - ie knowing when to harvest at roundabouts and coming up to other vehicles in front but free running when empty road and slowing down. Is a completely different way of driving - trying not to use brakes! The longer journey really showed how it all worked especially the controlled steering in traffic - no hands on wheel - - just flashing display when the wheel needed touching to inform the car that you hadn't joined the passenger in Zzz's. So otherwise day to day I'm getting around 45 miles in elec with revised driving technique - at a cost of around 90p on low tariff. And don't you just love the quality and information of Head Up Display? Sorry I've harped on about the X5 but one last thing.... the Sat Nav information provided on the continent seems so much more rich in content to that of the UK? Traffic detail ahead by colour coding is exceptionally accurate along with breakdowns - why not on UK roads where we get flash ups at least two hours out of date? Keep up the brilliant narrative .... a joy to listen and watch.

[@rikdonovan3539]

Oh, it's good to be back on the continent with Harry on a road trip. Halfway through the video and love the mundaneness of driving the autoroute with Harry, like driving with an old friend. Superb.

[@stephenhunt6673]

Enjoying your review of this road trip Harry. Looking forward to instalment #3 on the high pass.

[@Carrera-gp9od]

Thoroughly enjoyed that , made me realise how much I missed going to France this year . Roll on next summer !

[@davewilshere]

Got a Eurotag a few years ago for our runs to Southern Germany through France, was great driving at the barrier the first time with my regular ‘ballast’ companion who was used to being Tolls man. So easy and saves good time on a long trip

[@knightsofn1]

Some of the worst rain I've ever driven through was just north of Rouen on the way to the Le Mans 24hr. Whilst peering through the spray, we were overtaken by a couple of Morgan Three-wheelers, who looked drenched, but like they were having the time of their lives.

[@4130burton]

After watching Your Hcoty and round up, I've searched back for Your P7 roadtrips... Definitely worth it! 😎👍🏼Love that car, now I've watched and heard it! Colour 💚 I'm amazed that Mrs Metcalfe is so accommodating and extremely jealous, after sharing Your vids with my Mrs... No way She would be happy with the jump seat on relatively fast trips 😂

[@bjmullan]

Just love driving in France. Fantastic video, can't imagine my wife doing such good camera work. Enjoy the holiday :)

[@rockervdrive]

14:12 did anyone else see something peculiar? Didn't know mother nature could be cheeky.

[@johnnyboy1586]

Sorry am I missing something?

[@PaulAngeloff]

@@johnnyboy1586 yes Johnny boy look to the left at the clouds at 14:13

[@aliwhitwell]

@@PaulAngeloff Ha ha. Well spotted. ;-)

[@johnnyboy1586]

Ha ha that's a whopper! At first I was looking at 4:13 not 14:13 👍

[@Julesybaby]

Glad someone else saw it! 😂

[@HQBProductions]

Harry…a dream trip even though a large part was more determination than enjoyment. Our “German Invasion” tour in 2019 seems an age ago but we hope to do more next year. It is a long time since I was touring French roads in a Citroen B16 TGS but maybe we need to go back. Your stay on the boat was a surprise…well at least we have an apartment on a Marina and I have the SL so we can follow your thoughts..just on a different level!! Looking forward to the next section! Stay safe..avoid meeting those gendarmes!! Richard😃😃😃😃

[@Prince_Pig]

I just love these road trips. Thanks Harry. I was going to say, Harry, if you ever sell you P7…but Lord knows what the price will be in years to come.

[@nickdunmur]

+1 for Harry's recommendation for the Emovis/Liber-t tag (and the Spanish version too). Brilliant.

[@martinwiltshire8764]

The Spanish version can be used in Portugal as well, so much easier than messing about with credit cards.

[@brickrightbuildinglandscaping]

Another jaguar that just doesn't get the recognition it truly deserves. Ive a blow up boat and an Xe Harry 🤣🤣👍

[@pugxsi1]

Always traffic between Valence and Avignon, but the road from Avignon to Apt and around Verdon Gorge is very scenic, if you get the chance I'd recommend stopping in Goult for a coffee or lunch. Great road trip and no doubt fantastic to be giving the Project 7 some well needed exercise on some great roads. Lucky sod!

[@klasseact6663]

My face is hurting from all the smiling I'm doing during this video😁 I have my yearly Tail of the Dragon trip in less than 2 weeks and while that road and surrounding roads are just as beautiful I don't have anything near the car to fully enjoy it but I will nonetheless😎

[@Dave.S.TT600]

Great video Harry, Thanks.. If you _have_ to wear two watches, please put the smart watch on your ankle (like a Home Detention bracelet..you'll get used to it after a while)

[@harrysgarage]

I only wear one watch. The Apple thingy on my right wrist is a health device and part-time repeater of my phone, so I can answer calls and the like when out on my bike. I've never ever used it to tell the time with.

[@Dave.S.TT600]

@@harrysgarage Now i feel terrible for wasting your time...Love the videos,Harry..and Thank You very much for the content.

[@amoret6108]

You drove through my back yard and I am guessing past my house as we live in Drome and I recognised a roundabout with some sculptures and sections of road. The roads are a dream to drive on and I never get tired of them, next week we are going to drive down to Arles for a few days sadly not in anything as exotic as a Project 7 just a humble 3.4 S Boxster. Nice video look forward to the next instalment.

[@stephenkayll5241]

I had a great 16 course lunch at that hotel many years ago c/o our client on our success for his project, great memories.