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Normally we get a good turn-out for this ride even though it's
an 8 am start. But being as the weather forecast wasn’t too good
this time I had my doubts. But bikes continued to roll in and
there would have been nearly thirty bikes by the time we arrived
at Cosy Corner.
There were a few spots of rain shortly after we left Albany,
and I noticed Andrew turning left as we all turned right onto
Albany Highway before turning down Link Road.
Aha! I thought, I know what you’re doing - ducking back into
town to get your wet weather pants - sneaky, and you thought you
got away with it, but no, you got the award Andrew ha ha.
But riding down the road to Torbay the sun was back out and it
was quite warm - beautiful morning really.
As we entered the BBQ spot I noticed the Rangers car, well at
least the BBQ’s were all working I thought.
Oh no they weren’t - one was and one wasn’t, we asked the
Ranger about it, “But”, he said, “We don’t look after the BBQ’s
any more, Cleanaway does, I’ll have to report it.” He said
people are often asking questions and its got nothing to do with
them!
Luckily we brought our Club BBQ as well, I don’t think one BBQ
would have coped. It was good to see Bob, Maureen and family,
Geoff from Denmark and Daniel again made the trip from Bow
River. Also Ron Allen made the effort too on the Russian rarity,
well done Ron.
We’re certainly getting bikes of all genders (isn't it a bit
personal finding that out? - web editor) on the shorter rides -
its great to see. Thanks Don and grandson for doing back-up
trailer duties. We put the bikes in the shed at home and down
came the rain - great timing, great breakfast ride.