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Onya buzz
Good RR mate :cheer:
I hope some of the other monkeys took some photos,
Must have been wet as a shag….glad i was on the Gold coast drinking crappy Qld beer
Bol :woohoo:
We all met up at our normal meeting place and there was an air of excitement, the boys where all bouncing around like a kid in a lolly shop, I told them to settle down as this was just another nundle ride, and they all responded at the same time,” yes but without Snowy”!! cheeky mob up this way. :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo:
We had a new Old bull with us on this trip (Logan), welcome aboard mate, hope you have recovered. :whistle: :whistle:
We got to the unload point and there was a heap of brass monkeys running around holding their crutches, :woohoo: Christ it was cold. 
Anyway we geared up, give Logan the standard corner man talk and off we set. I thought the trails would be really treacherous considering they were suppose to have had over 50mil of rain there in the last 2 days, the trails were in unreal shape.
We set off through the singles and the headed down parachute, this is where things got interesting, :ohmy: the creek was running at a reasonable pace and it was up a fair bit higher than normal, and bugger me dead if we left our depth sounder at home,(Aaron). :cheer: House was the guinea pig and in he went, all was looking good until he got about 15 foot from the far bank , it got real deep, he made it so I took off next, of course the KTM creamed it. 
We all got across unscaved but I recon there was some puckered arses half way across, due to the fact of the speed of the water. :pinch: :pinch: :pinch:
We headed off towards the legendary berry patch for some fuel for both bike and rider. I asked if someone wanted to lead on the way back as I was sick of dodging the local wildlife. We saw a mob of about 10 deer, and a mob of about 18 wild pigs, and 20 kazillion bloody roos. :angry: That hunting in state forests is really working??. :blink: The funniest thing was on the way back we came across a hunters camp and there was 2 blokes there, I done the neighbourly thing and rode into camp and asked if they had seen anything, they said nope not a thing, I said you should buy one of these (pointing to my bike) we see shit loads, and then promptly left to rejoin the crew. :whistle: :whistle: :whistle:
The trails back towards the cars were in some of the best shape they have been in for a while, there was heaps of places for house and Damo to try and repay the roost I gave them, but they failed. 😆 House was suffering from some form of poisoning (alcohol poisoning) from the night before so he was a tad on the slow side. :sick:
The new fella seemed to be having a good time and when he said sorry I`m holding you up, I laughed and said you’re not holding anyone up, we gave up racing 20 years ago, just enjoy the ride mate.
The ever trust KLX 450 of Damos had speared a radiator hose so he decided to main road it out and Damus and Logan both took the opportunity to leave as well, the remaining 6 cruised out using Buzzes singles back to the car, loaded up and headed for the pub. Thanks to Damus for the sweep job, and to the others thanks for a great day of riding and side splitting laughing.
some piccies
Buzz looking real cool
Me and Buzz just hanging in the forest
Damus exiting the single
Paul on the mighty 525
Shane on his CRF450
Logan and Damo
Damo showing off and hitting a tree
The boys on a stop..check out house in the middle, he was suffering
Boony
Well done boony :cheer:
Is was beginning to think you sold your camera for a ktm spare part
nice report roota
Welcome aboard logan :cheer:
Look forward to meeting you on the next ride
Bol :woohoo:
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