KitKats' Guestbook

Safe Travels!
What a wonderful adventure ahead for you - we look forward to following your blog. Love, Leslie and Jeff

It's been a lot of fun
reading your blogs, figuring out who wrote it without looking at the name. For us vicarious travelers, you've been the best. Many thanks, Fran

You took some layers off!
Hi K, K, K and J, The islands look awesome....now I've become jealous of your trip especially now that the miles are behind you, the jackets and fleece have come off and your at some tropical looking beaches albeit in the northern latitudes. Have a safe end of the trip and journey home. See you soon, S, G, A, Z and T

Uncle Boom Boom and Aunt Karen, It's Libby, just wanted to let you know I graduated from high school last night and I wanted to wish Uncle Boom Boom a happy birthday!

Nomenclature
Alright, I see that my name has been put on your blog. Nomenclature, ay? Well, Fearsome Foursome doesn't quite fit. You four are about as fearsome as a clutch of kittens. But I have to admit that it took "balls" (sexism is not dead) to tackle on bikes Scottish roads, hills, weather, and the occasional wild driving Scot (with too much Scotch in his system). So, I suggest that Fearless Foursome would be a more appropriate name. But, then, since you all have admitted that you are all "Old Farts," perhaps "Flatulent Foursome" could also fit. How else could you make it up those hills?

Happy Birthdays to you guys
June 7th - It's a good day to celebrate the birthdays of Kit and Jim. Once the clock chimes 5:00, or whatever, I'm sure you'll be lifting your glasses in celebration. We'll be toasting to your good health as well. Party on!

Orkney
Hi! Thank you for these posts. Jeff and I have fond memories of our adventure in the Orkneys - and your blog is jogging our own stories. I am having fun following you all remotely!

Loved the profiles, Jim. It's fun to think what role a person plays in a group setting and how it evolves over time. Sounds like all are doing well and that I will never be able to bike with any of you again. Four buff bikers you are! Have even more fun in your remaining weeks and give our regards to Janet and Steve at St Bees. We are missing you all. I eat my new favorite Scottish oat cracker and dream about the four of you. I have never followed a blog before (except your China one) but anxiously await each entry. That's good writing and high praise from me.

Good on ya!!
Congratulations all of you for getting to the end of the road! Good on ya! Quite the accomplishment. All you've missed here is a bunch of rain and the grass growing and the kids growing like weeds. See you in a few weeks, Shannon and Grant

Fond memories
This brought back memories of our own trip to the north of Scotland - although ours was somewhat easier by car! ([blog=438589]) I'm anxiously waiting to hear what you thought of John o'Groats!

Congrats!
Congrats on completing the "end to end" part of your trek! Not only are you folks great adventurers on bicycles, you all are great travel writers. It's been such fun "following" your blog.

A friend in need is a friend in deed...
Karen...Mr. Mike spoke the words of magic...his instructions are words of poetry...thank you for sharing the wisdom...I think I will check out his blind date information...wonderful trip & am looking forward to further discussions of the road upon your safe return...tk

snow!
I felt for you guys when I read of the snow storms across Grampian and the Cairngorm mountains last week - a foot of snow in places! Trust the suns been out since and helped you thaw! It is downhill to Inverness, if you have a chance to stop at the Black Isle Brewery for a tour and sample I'd take the detour. All the best!