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Loch Katrine Part 01

Part two of our #TagAlong ride goes live this Sunday guys, and as you can see from the pictures things get considerably wetter! A huge well done to all the guys for stepping up and pushing through their comfort zone! It never looks as bad in video or pictures, but I can honestly say that some of this water was pretty intimidating on the day! ? Please remember to subscribe to our YouTube channel if you are enjoying our content, as it really does help us out. ? - The Bad Idea Bros. ✌?
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Jellicoe 1 month ago

It's so nice to see your happy faces?

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  Jellicoe, thank you! This ride was a heck of a lot of fun and you can definitely see it in our faces. ?
  
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