Gut-Buster pic of
Printer
'n Pelvis
about to rollout on Friday. |
Same pic above 'n below, but different lens. Snapped during
our 30km reduced ride to Burrawang on Sat arvo in "God's own
cycling country". |
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Printer
'n Samurai
admiring the size of that giant Spud, with
Pelvis Pete
similarly bemused below. |
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Three hefty meals about to be demolished by Todd,
starting with this rear beast, at the Robertson
Inn on our first nite. After climbing Jamberoo Pass with
Scribe, he likely felt a need for a protein fix. But eating 3
meals with eggs etc did seem a tad voracious. Imbibing the
entire bot of Plonk, which he wouldn't let go of, didn't endear
I.T.Nerd as an overly neighbourly chap either.
But still with the exception of
Bank Teller, all the others had piked-out on scaling the precipitous
18.93km Jamberoo Pass, so he probably figured he had earned three square
meals. |
Michael 'n
Pimpernel
at Pizza's in the Mist |
BeanCounter 'n
Printer
at the same abode |
Printer, Pimpernel, Bank Teller, Michael
'n Tornado at the
Robertson Inn last Friday nite. |
Rainbow in the
morning - Shepherd's warning! Rainbow at night -
Sailors' delight!
Pete
aka Pelvis snapped the above rainbow
from our campsite approaching dusk
on
Sat arvo which heralded a fine cycling Sunday. |
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Supper at Pizza's in the Mist on Sat nite -
The
Kaiser, Scribe, Helen and Bazza |
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3 pics of morning tea at Bowral
on Sunday morn' after 24˝km
from campsite along verdant and lumpy Kangaloon Rd.
We met a few local cyclists from
Southern Highlands
C.C.,
incl Geoff and
Roy 48612836.
Tragically, one of their
cyclists was killed whilst cycling at 5:30pm the
previous
Friday nite - a further reminder that road cycling is
dangerous.
Report on Cyclists Deaths - July 2006
is a Federal Govt publication based on empirical evidence,
which establishes that
since
2000 between
26 and 46
cyclists have been killed on
Australian roads each year.
So ya got to
remain vigilant when on ya treadley, particularly
on unchartered downhills.
On a brighter
note, hopefully, we may be able to
entice a few
Southern Highlands
C.C. cyclists to participate in our 4 days of cycling
their verdant hills at our 2nd Tour de Robertson mentioned below
or this November
4th King of the
Mountain Challenge camping for up to 7 days at Berry Showground. |
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Trev on Sunday after acting as
a SignPost for Michael 'n Scribe on Range Road |
Michael shortly after scaling
the hill behind him |
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Sarah's 'n Arno's 1
year old son, Kai. |
A more mobile 2˝
year old daughter, Yvonne. |
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Arno saying
by bys. |
Pig 'n Whistle
Cafe in the Old Cheese Factory, Hoddle St Robertson -
4885.1300ph |
Proprietor, Elio, who
resembles Manuel of Faulty Tower's, has undertaken
to remain opened one nite for din dins at the 2nd Tour de Robertson
which is a day longer
from Friday 14 March 2008 to Monday 17 March
inclusive -
1 week before Easter in 2008.
If the weather is a shocker, Ken Sharpe of Robertson Showground
Trust is comfortable for us to postpone 'til the week after Easter.
So it will be one nite at Pizza's in the Mist, a nite at the
Robertson Inn, one nite at
Pig & Whistle Cafe, where
Manuel has undertaken to dust off the nite time
"important persons" menu,
'cause Elio assured Rex and Phil that he only
keeps the Pig & Whistle
Cafe open after five bells for
very important persons.
If you click on "W'ends
away in 2007", and then click on
4th Linger 'n Die from
Berowra, Wollombi, Paterson, Morisset, you will glean that our next very
long w'end is from Sat 22 Sept to Tues 25 Sept to the upper Hunter,
with options to reduce to a 3 or even 2 day participation. |