DDK - Die Deutschen Klassiker

At very short notice Mitch, Ferry Man and I decided a quick run to Wales and the 'Evo Triangle' was a good idea, so after an early M4 meet up we hit the Seven bridge....

Yep, two blue cars...

And one green...

The weather was great and the roads as good as ever. Perhaps a little busier but (as the schools haven't broken for Summer holidays just yet) not too bad.

We'd taken the southern route so along the M4 to junc 36 then up central south wales, I think someone called Feroz may have had a hand in the route.....



First stop, fossil fuel/alternative energy, a debate for another day perhaps!

Mitch and Ferry Man are Welsh driving experts of old, so not only do they know the best fast roads, they also know where to eat:

Mike wrote:I think someone called Feroz may have had a hand in the route.....

Thanks Nigel for the old school navigating, wiv an atlas...
And yes, thanks Feroz for the route guidance and nominating the finest driving roads.

Not only do these boys know how to eat but they drive fast, really great to watch the RS being driven hard from my tail end charlie position as I try to keep up!

Great photos Mike and a fun cool trip......the cars look awesome

Thanks for sharing

One of the highlights of day one was as we crossed the Brecon Beacons, a fantastic sweeping road with great sight lines, just watch out for those hidden sheep
Sorry for the lack of pics of these great roads, we're busy driving of course, always one for photo opportunity when we park up though....

Mike wrote:Mitch and Ferry Man are Welsh driving experts of old, so not only do they know the best fast roads, they also know where to eat:

Looks as though someone has cooked some of those Help for Heroes wristband things! Where did you eat? Always after a good lunch run out location....

Ferry Man is an exceptional photographer, so only too happy to do a couple of runs for him to show off the view from up here.

Great pictures


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Lovely photos, great looking cars, love mexico blue