RIDE REPORT
Bozo led the group of eight from gloria jeans up the hill to mojos café.
Digger + His Royal Griceness + Chris joined us at mojos.
The discussion was lively as usual with multiple subjects discussed such as;
*USA politics and the Spector of trump possibly becoming president again.
*Legally do you need to indicate to turn left in a clearly marked left only turning lane.
*The benefits of visiting Thailand and getting a Rub & Tug.
*How to correctly merge at roadworks.
The group slimmed slightly before we headed off on a twisting loop across to the York lookout, which is always worth a stop.
Then onto Cunderdin and the Ettamogah Pub.
Attempting to be served at the front bar of the Ettamogah Pub, was the usual uplifting experience. I think the bar staff must be forced to drink a cup of bore water every hour in order to keep the scowl on their face.
No curry was order but MMM did order some beef sliders, which from all accounts did actually drop-stop and stay in his stomach.
Over lunch more subjects were explored including desalination plants?
A short hop back across to York and then down onto talbot west road, where Ralph Lerch decided to ventured slightly into the gravel just to check that his sphincter muscles were operating correctly.
A short stop at the lakes BP to regather and say our good byes before we all departed for home.
The weather was near perfect and the ride was incident free with no mechanical issues, no interaction with any motor vehicles or wild life.
A big thank you to Peter Spencer for TEC duties and also to everyone else for the perfect and seamless corner marking.
By the time I arrived back home my route total was 467.3kms and I must say that I thoroughly enjoyed every single kilometre.
Astro
