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* The Great Tasmanian Bike Ride: Sponsored by Jenny Craig
* Saved by S-J * The rain made me do it. * The problems with being "Regular" * A questionable choice * I just bent over to pick up the soap and... * Hanging by a thread * I'll have the Dahl thanks Darl. * A change of fortunes? * Save Tassie's Old Growth Forests * Starve a cold feed a bike tourist? * The wheels start to fall off * A treat for the hungry bike tourists... * Bojan the budget bike tourist * Tassie...A taxidermists dream * How to fool a cheap airline...
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February 25, 2005The Great Tasmanian Bike Ride: Sponsored by Jenny CraigIn the first half of the Great Tasmanian Bike Ride (GTBR) the food came thick and fast and in huge...Read this update Saved by S-JSo this continued for a few days, CC and I spent the whole rest day together and the next day...Read this update The rain made me do it.Today was 85km, the longest ride since I smashed myself on the east coast. It was pissing with rain, about...Read this update The problems with being "Regular"If you are on a bike ride with 1400 people, a good 800 are men and there are only two...Read this update February 24, 2005A questionable choicePhoto of the day: Another lake meant that I could avoid bum bumping for tonight! A lake near Tullah,...Read this update February 20, 2005I just bent over to pick up the soap and...Photo of the day: A mountain, it could be the back of Cradle Mountain but I am not sure,...Read this update February 18, 2005Hanging by a threadPhoto of the day: An extremely mediocre picture of Lake Barrington from my campsite. It was much more beautiful...Read this update February 04, 2005I'll have the Dahl thanks Darl.I had made it the 120km to St Helen's but at what price? At dinner with Pete, I was quiet...Read this update A change of fortunes?Today I felt sufficiently strong to get back on the bike. It was a long leg, 120km from Coles Bay...Read this update Save Tassie's Old Growth ForestsWhile we all focus on the Tsunami disaster something of what I believe to be equal importance needs some attention....Read this update February 03, 2005Starve a cold feed a bike tourist?Photo of the day: Granite formations in Freycinet National Park, Tasmania Swansea to Coles bay was short. 25km. But...Read this update The wheels start to fall offPhoto of the day: Ok it was time to harden up and grow to love my tent but it...Read this update A treat for the hungry bike tourists...Photo of the day: Crayfish and Abalone for the Hungry bike tourists. Yum. From Orford, I took the ferry...Read this update Bojan the budget bike touristFirst day riding in Tassie. Hobart to Orford, 85km. Headwind or Tailwind? Headwind. Fuck!...Read this update Tassie...A taxidermists dreamPhoto of the Day: Roadkill close up (ommited by popular request) After packing my bike in Melbourne with expert airline...Read this update How to fool a cheap airline...Photo of the Day: I already had heaps of stuff, but surely I could have fit Charli in one...Read this update |
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