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"Terribly" Terrific...3 bikes, 3 "old Dusties", 3 days in the Vic High Country
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Exploring for the missing (Gmaps-) track.
At the top of Weibye Track, Mt. Wombat (tower) on the right, Euroa down the base of the center-gap.
Heart-opener... across the guts of the Central-Strathbogies
Penny Lane
Strain the eyes and there's the small, sharp cone of the Cathedrals pretty much in the center of the pic
Full Roar at Polly McQuinns
Great spot for weary throttlejockeys or rockhoppers at the farm stay...any greener and they'd bottle it!
They even have the entertainment part sorted
At the top of Weibye Track, Mt. Wombat (tower) on the right, Euroa down the base of the center-gap.
Heart-opener... across the guts of the Central-Strathbogies
Penny Lane
Strain the eyes and there's the small, sharp cone of the Cathedrals pretty much in the center of the pic
Full Roar at Polly McQuinns
Great spot for weary throttlejockeys or rockhoppers at the farm stay...any greener and they'd bottle it!
They even have the entertainment part sorted
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Squizzy
Part of the furniture
Saturday morning, looking out from Horan's Track. Magnificent.
The sign wasn't at the other end.
I'm glad the water wasn't over the floodway, not much to stop you going over.
Notice the difference in dust between Marty and Pete, it was like that all weekend.
Sunday morning looking out of the chalet, ok, it was a unit at the back of a farm, great spot though.
Don't mind spider webs outside.
It had warmed up a bit, was 2 deg when I first ventured out.
The sign wasn't at the other end.
I'm glad the water wasn't over the floodway, not much to stop you going over.
Notice the difference in dust between Marty and Pete, it was like that all weekend.
Sunday morning looking out of the chalet, ok, it was a unit at the back of a farm, great spot though.
Don't mind spider webs outside.
It had warmed up a bit, was 2 deg when I first ventured out.
Squizzy
Part of the furniture
There were supplies at the Mt. Terrible hut, you would have to be really hungry though I reckon.
If you look closely, there is a really muddy spot at the bottom of the hill, just ask Marty how deep.
Another great view, one of the few times Marty was eating dust.
Had a little friend up at Mt. Buller.
Guess who made the skidmark, and then complained he had a wet bum.
Seemed like a good idea at the time.
This log cabin was being built just outside Jamieson, big money being spent. It looks like a model at first glance.
Breakfast Monday morning, we made sure the salad rolls were tightly wrapped in glad wrap to avoid Saturday's lunch disaster.
If you look closely, there is a really muddy spot at the bottom of the hill, just ask Marty how deep.
Another great view, one of the few times Marty was eating dust.
Had a little friend up at Mt. Buller.
Guess who made the skidmark, and then complained he had a wet bum.
Seemed like a good idea at the time.
This log cabin was being built just outside Jamieson, big money being spent. It looks like a model at first glance.
Breakfast Monday morning, we made sure the salad rolls were tightly wrapped in glad wrap to avoid Saturday's lunch disaster.
Hytram
<-- now went that way
Here is my 1st batch of day 1..
Still one of the best lookouts around I reakon, nice and green too
Just up the road
The floods had dumped a heap of clean sand on the river bank, turned out a brilliant spot for lunch. Even if the salad rolls had exploded
Sums up ADV IMHO... YMMV
A water hole just on the other side of the hill in the last photo
More to come...
Still one of the best lookouts around I reakon, nice and green too
Just up the road
The floods had dumped a heap of clean sand on the river bank, turned out a brilliant spot for lunch. Even if the salad rolls had exploded
Sums up ADV IMHO... YMMV
A water hole just on the other side of the hill in the last photo
More to come...
So glad that the weather played along, especially after all the rain we had.
Yes, please
Agree to the WickeD Hill comment.....you come around that little bend and and there's this narrow strip of track snaking up the hill into whatever it hides up there in that side-valley.