Time to retire the Project Kettle Blog?

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When I bought the V-Strom I decided not to start a new blog just for travels with this bike.  It was a habit I got into when I bought the Triumph Explorer back in 2013.  Until then I had just this blog and everything went into it from holidays and of course, bike stuff.

Then I created Dora the Explorer and retired that when I traded her for Red Pepe. Of course, Pepe had his own blog.

So to catalogue the renaissance of the GT750A I called Suzi Triplo, she had her own blog.  

But with so few hits it is time to retire Suzi's blog and put everything into this one. The original and my first ever blogging experience with Blogger. 

I used the export/import tools in settings to create an XML file and then import here. So all the posts should appear somewhere here!!!!

It's easier to maintain and the old blogs are still there, it's just they are no longer updated at all.




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