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Mike.......West coast of Scotland gets my vote....seconded by the Malvern Hills/Welsh Borders area. The only problem with the west coast is scraping off those pesky midges!
Graham......The Pass of Cattle is great as is the whole Applecross area...as is Ardnamurchan...as is Knoydart....as is...........the list goes on!!! TAKE your cameras!!!!!
Jays
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Guys also consider - Haute Savoie region which includes a small part of France, Switzerland and Italy around the Mont Blanc area having fabulous roads. We're just back from a great two weeks there. Car or bike - amazing.
Scotland - east, west or central anywhere above Callendar are spectacular roads .. car or bike. Even if you've never done the obvious Glencoe - it alone is worth doing - but on up Skye, Gairlock etc .. wonderful.
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Believe me, I wouldn't travel up there without cameras!
Last year's LeJog was a bit pushed timewise, so I didn't manage to get nearly as many photos as planned...
Did get some good ones when we were up near Drumbeg / Lochinver etc. a few years ago (actually 7 years ago - Shep's last year) in the LR 127".
Cheers,
Graham (G4FUJ)
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Everytime i watch gambalungas Photos of his car in front of the house and the lake in the background, i think this is a perfect place to own a morgan 
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All right, call me prejudiced, but: The Austrian Alps. Everywhere you go, instead of east-north-west-south it's only up or down. Winding roads and great scenery. And then, when finally after about 45  years you've driven all passes and backroads, it's a half day drive to the south to visit gambalunga at Lago di Como for some great food. With the great opportunity to go back home via Switzerland. More passes... 
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On anice sunny day Dartmoor...
Start a Bovey Tracey to Hay Tor (climb up for the View) Widdicombe for lunch, Dartsmeet, Two Bridges, Princeton and on over to Tavistock.
When I had a Mini Convertible it was a great run.
A379 from Kingsbridge to Dartmouth another nice one
In the US Skyline drive down the Appalachians
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...maybe it boils down to the characteristics of the place:
-hills
-sunshine (hopefully)
-twisty roads
In no particular order?
Agree about Malven. Spent time visiting family friends when I was kid there. That's where I first learnt of Morgans, from them. Give me a smooth road, add a few nice twists and turns, a few hills and...............a Morgan  The essential ingredient is the Mog   Richard......your 4 seater looks terrific......won't get into a discussion re: W.A. v Vic.  Neil. Or NSW  How about the Oxley Highway from Port Macquarie to Walcha 
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Thinking a little further... Maybe the best place to own a Mog is: the Earth...? 
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Thinking a little further... Maybe the best place to own a Mog is: the Earth...? What no "Mog on the Moon"??
Richard
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Have you seen a Lunar Rover? I guess what I was trying to say was: "Anywhere you are driving your Mog" 
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