Not enough blogging going on or so I've been told! After a hectic (by COMCAR standards) 6 day week which included a number of motorcades for the visiting Israeli President, I was in need of re-invigorating on my 1 day weekend. Haven't ridden the roads around Crookwell for a while so that was the plan.
Quick fueling at COSTCO and we errrr, I was off. A number of bikes on the road as conditions were perfect. Low to mid 20's, not much wind. Had my traditional leak at the Gunning Showgrounds, wondered for a second whether to head toward Dalton but I wasn't sure whether the road was sealed...... hmmm, maybe I need a dual sports ??????? Stuck with the plan for Crookwell and I was glad. The roads around Crookwell are perfect for biking. Undulating, wide sweepers, good road surface and not much vegetation by the road side. Didn't notice much wind but the wind turbines were spinning with gusto. Even stopped for a Geocache.
Good to see Goulburn's water supply dam, full to the brim at the end of a very hot dry summer. Actually, the whole country side was looking very green. Very surprising! Time to head for home on the Freeway, turned on the helmet music and the Highway Playlist and the second song to come on was Bob Seger's "Roll me Away" which had inspired me to ride last night! All up, just under 300km.
Quick fueling at COSTCO and we errrr, I was off. A number of bikes on the road as conditions were perfect. Low to mid 20's, not much wind. Had my traditional leak at the Gunning Showgrounds, wondered for a second whether to head toward Dalton but I wasn't sure whether the road was sealed...... hmmm, maybe I need a dual sports ??????? Stuck with the plan for Crookwell and I was glad. The roads around Crookwell are perfect for biking. Undulating, wide sweepers, good road surface and not much vegetation by the road side. Didn't notice much wind but the wind turbines were spinning with gusto. Even stopped for a Geocache.
Good to see Goulburn's water supply dam, full to the brim at the end of a very hot dry summer. Actually, the whole country side was looking very green. Very surprising! Time to head for home on the Freeway, turned on the helmet music and the Highway Playlist and the second song to come on was Bob Seger's "Roll me Away" which had inspired me to ride last night! All up, just under 300km.
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