In the last part of our three part blog on The Davidson Legacy, this post introduces a small interview with Nyree and Mike with our Ian, on his way back from attending the Thunder in the Glens event.

Mike is one of the founders and Nyree is the Chairperson of the Davidson Legacy Project Group - both are part of the driving force behind fundraising for the recently restored Davidson Cottage.

The restoration of the cottage has been painstaking but highly rewarding for fans of the Harley Davidson brand, with visitors coming from all over the world. It took several years of planning to reclaim the derelict property and to transform it into a living re-creation of a mid-nineteenth century dwelling. 

Please find the video below, and if you would like to view further information, visit the official website of the Legacy.

The first two posts:

Harley-Davidson - a brief history of the world’s most famous motorcycle company

The Davidson Legacy: the Scottish cottage that’s part of motorcycling history

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