There were a couple of melted corners with corrugates to boot that had drifting across the road. Plenty of people back at Bright with plenty of bark off as well. Once poor chick had a front tire blowout on one of the corners. Unlucky that. Not something I ever think of happening. Maybe she was breaking to much. I never make that mistake.

But yeah, just to hot. We got in to Bright at about 12 and it kept getting hotter after that. Can't believe they let the ride keep going.


Yeah, being a bald bastid and having to wear a bandana makes things worse as well. Those things just trap heat.

But yeah, I just don't like failing. Going to keep going till I get it.

BTW, Mt Buffalo Chalets aren't all they're made out to be. Stunningly beautiful spot. Rooms you wouldn't pay more than $20 for. We should have got your accomodation off you.

BTW, what's with Victorians and the English language? We've never had so much trouble communication with other english speaking people in our lives? Bloody bizzare.

did you jump in the Ovens River to cool off?? There's a nice deepp waterhole just upstream from the main drag....

Better to try and fail than not try at all.

Most certainly did. Almost had a heartie as well. Fark it's cold.


Whoever first said that was a loser.

Nah, I'm glad I gave it a go. Gives me more incentive to become a better rider now.

Excellent....I got a fantastic New Year's Eve "present" from a local girl who worked at the Cosy Kangaroo Coffee Shop on the banks of that waterhole on a training camp one year.


Memories.......

Was it a cup of coffee or a cup of tea?

there was definite cuppage....

Yeah, there were a heap of flash looking strumpets walking around down there. All to young though.

BTW, what's that bloody picture of up there? It's scaring me.

Was it hot and was there any dribble?... I think we'd better change the subject

Painted on the road?

Looks like a molerat, or some form of gerbil.

Or maybe its bernies old fella after he passed out at the New Years Eve party and all his 'friends' set him up for a foto.

yep......I'm struggling for PG13+ double entendre.

LOL - nice one Ed, again.

Back when Trans World Airlines was still in business, Bill Clinton took a flight. The young air hostess came by to offer him a drink. She said "Would you like some of our TWA coffee?", to which he replied, "No, but I'd like some of your TWA tea".

If you don't get it, tell it to someone else.

very witty. Good old Bill, a ladies man.

LOL. Maybe berny volunteered!!!!

Boony just piped up...


"Get me a VB....the cricket's about to start."

Que?

Te gusta huevos verdes y hamon?

green eggs and ham???

Si!

You speak Spanish like a Mexican Expat!!!

I went to the 'Museo del Jamon' in Madrid. Friggin ham hocks hanging from the ceiling!!! Yuk

I'm sure jamon e quesos bocadilla is the natinal dish of Spain.

Photos Please

Oh the pain...

up here Victorians are commonly referred to as Mexicans, making Expat's 'green eggs and ham' quote funny in the extreme (for anyone north of the border that is!)

But if you're from down that way, don't feel bad. Ppls from Cane Toad Country often refer to us as Mexicans too.

Hell no.....but if you get into the right training group on Beach Rd, my evidence can be corroborated by a select few.