More Mariners Run!
Here is another quick and dirty edit of Mariniers Run middle section. The video does not really do it justice. You will just have to come and try it for yourselves. You won’t be disappointed – trust me.
Continue reading →Day 5 – The You Yangs is closed
Left Forrest after the fly dried out and we could be bothered moving on from the end of our great Forrest mountain bike adventure. I am sure we will be back it was just great fun and heaps of variety … Continue reading →
Day 4 – Mariners Mariners Mariners!
Low cloud and a fog overnight plus a shower made everything quite wet this morning. We had a slow start today taking the opportunity to do some trip planning for the next few days before saddling up again on the … Continue reading →
Day 3 – More Forrest MTB Fun
A bit less rain overnight but a drizzly morning has us none to enthused to be getting out on the bikes directly so I wired in our water level indicator as the battery had gone flat and when I first … Continue reading →
Day 2 – Still wet but on the bikes
Plenty of overnight rain and windy squalls, possibly some hail as well. More rain after breakfast and then about mid morning a break in the weather. Bikes off the rack and setup just as the weather broke again. After some … Continue reading →
Day1 – Boat – Lorne – Forrest
We just made the boat before cutoff by about 5 minutes last night! We had not got organised for this trip and nearly everything got packed and sorted out on the Monday we left to catch the boat. Anyway we … Continue reading →
Amy Gillett Gran Fondo – Lorne September 14th 2014.
The decision to do this ride came about in a frenetic Facebook conversation between some friends which saw me entered and flights booked in about 10mins. Once again I enter these things and then go shit! what have I just … Continue reading →
Sidling second attempt
After our aborted Sidling attempt half way into it 2 weeks ago Sharon wanted to give it another try as her last training run before next weekends Amys Gran Fondo as it’s a similar distance and amount of elevation. Today … Continue reading →