Hey folks, I hope you have all been able to use this lockdown time to get those odd jobs done on your bays. I am currently in lockdown in Baja California Sur, Mexico. I've been living on a desert ranch and have mainly used the time to upgrade my solar system. I've also used the time to publish my first book, based on my first ever road trip with my 76 bay up to Scotland. It's only a short tale, but as you can expect, there was bad weather (and a few mechanical issues along the way!) Me and my partner plan on releasing a series, following our rebuild of 'Ruby' and subsequent trips to France and currently North America. Like the newbies that we were on our first trip, writing a book was fairly new to us. But with some fine-tuning, I'd like to think that our second book is already turning out to be even better. For those of you who are interested in reading it, I have attached a link to this post. It's due to be released on July 1st. I hope you enjoy reading it and please feel free to offer some feedback. https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product...&pf_rd_p=e632fea2-678f-4848-9a97-bcecda59cb4e
How are the Mexican mosquitoes compared to the humble Scottish midge? Do tell, which one has the biggest teef?
It's pretty dry out in this desert, so no mosquitos. That being said, I usually went to Scotland at Easter, so there weren't many midges either. I could compare the locals
