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Went for a last ride today to Toodyay before leaving for the Great Central Road and Alice Springs and return with my wife in my 4WD on Friday morning for 3 to 4 weeks.

The weather was beautiful, The roads were clear and the paddocks are still green. I was just getting off my bike at the Coco Cola Cafe for refreshments and Ahab pulled up on his TW200 hardly recognisable as a bike under a thick layer of mud and crap.

Ahab was suitably attired as the "Country Gentleman" that he is these days attired in a paint spattered T shirt, Shorts and Gumboots.
He was in the Hardware store, Saw me pass by and followed me to the Cafe.

Now when I called Ahab a gentleman I meant it in more ways then one............................................. He actually shouted this old bastard my refreshments, saying something about a Pensioner I think

Spent a pleasant hour chatting before Mike remounted his bike............I really don't know how he worked out which way to get on and puttered off down the road leaving a muddy trail behind him

Thanks Mike, I really appreciated your genorosity and the company. At the risk of embarrassing you I need to say that it's people like you in this club that make it as enjoyable as it is

See you when I get back in a few weeks

Regards Swampy

Enjoy your break Swampy , see you in a month or so .

O shit he,s washed it

Well Swampy I think the right thing to do would be to return the generosity and detail Gentleman Ahab's TW200
Should only take about a week

jono wrote:Well Swampy I think the right thing to do would be to return the generosity and detail Gentleman Ahab's TW200
Should only take about a week

Might be a good idea to let it soak in some sheep dip for a few days if Mikes got any to spare:?:

Swampy

jls wrote:O shit he,s washed it

Nah. The mud dried and fell off on the trip into town.

There is still some red Gascoyne dust under the black mud

Bozo wrote:There is still some red Gascoyne dust under the black mud

And some Japanese mud under that!