2019/2021/2021-12 Off-the-bitumen rides based at Mount Seaview Resort
- Wednesday evening, in anticipation of two days riding, we all sat around with clean and shining bikes for a few drinks. Ian and Norm have spotted the camera.
- Friday morning, after rain all night, we dicided to cut our losses and pack up. Bob, Greg, Ian Chris are all smiles, despite the showers.
- In between showers, the pack-up contines with Ian, Norm and Peter.
- On Forbes River Road, on Thursday, this log proved a challenge for our support vehicle, ably driven by Bob. We solved the problem on our return journey.
- Deep creek crossings and steep slippery banks are 'a piece of cake' for Chris on his Suzuki DR650. Not so for Ian's Ural!
- Morning tea at the national park's workshop site in Werrikimbe National Park. This is Cameron's Camp. It's a pity that this lovely area is no longer available to the general public, for despite the facilities, it is protected by a locked gate.
- On the return journey on Forbes River Road, we were again confronted by this fallen log. The solution, rather quite simple, is shown in the next photograph.
- Thanks to Norm, the support vehicle was able to safely pass under the threatening fallen log, much to everyone's relief.
- After 150 kilometres of mostly gravel trails, John, Peter, Chris, Ian and Norm relax with some 'cool ales'.
- Likewise, Bob and Greg enjoy the comforts of the resort after those 150 kilometres of mostly dusty roads.
- Ian rarely appears in photos, as he is generally the photographer. Every now and again he 'shoots off a selfie'. Bob, Peter, Chris and Ian complete this scene of relaxation, punctuated by a few 'really tall stories'.