Photo: Young Gum
Beautiful little Gum Tree coming up in coastal Victoria.
Photo: Port Phillip Bay
Looking back at Portsea from Point Nepean
Photo: La Larr Ba Gauwa
The Aussie bush ain’t bad While visiting my folks in Kyneton (country) Victoria, I took the opportunity to visit La Larr Ba Gauwa, a brand new mountain bike park opened just over a year ago in Harcourt (30km north of Kyneton). I’d never heard of it until stumbling across the parking lot signage a few months back when exploring the area. This was my first visit. But it won’t be my last. I rode the “north trails” today which are the fast, flowy, jumpy trails of the park.
Liquid memories
Liquid memories I put up a shelf in the garage/workshop to store water bottles (bidons) I’ve inadvertently collected over the years. It’s quite cool to have these up as they represent memories of people, places, our travels. Look forward to inadvertently collecting some more!
Photo: Rabbit warren
The wardrobe at Rare Hare on the Mornington Peninsula.
Photo: Green EH
Beautiful 1963 Holden EH Sedan at the Drysdale Car Show.
Sunride
The Goose on the loose! Took The Goose out for a quick morning ride up some hills this morning; my first ride with the new Wound Up forks and my first ride on a road bike in, well, quite a while. Strange feeling to be on a road bike again after almost two years, since my first #ms150 in 2017. Things that notably felt weird: Narrow bars. I’m so used to riding 640mm+ bars now that riding these feels like I’m ducking and weaving like the X-Wings at the end of Star Wars Large chainring.
Photo: Bushrangers Bay
View from Bushrangers Bay Walking Track on the way to Cape Schanck lighthouse.
Photo: White Pocket, AZ
By far, this was the most surreal place I’ve ever set foot in (on): White Pocket, in Vermilion Cliffs National Monument Arizona, just south of the border of Utah. If you’ve ever wanted to walk inside a Francis Bacon and H.R. Giger collaboration, go to White Pocket.