Hanging Rock State Forest (Nundle)

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  • #130478

    glenn
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    that photo of me posted the other day was taken outside the cafe across the road from park remember.
    i can suss that option if you like, i had fish and chips ruddy brilliant, they do heaps of food.Just remember all the riding ground are a at least 10 ks fromcamp, so think carefully about trail tucker.

    #129382

    Dwayne O
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    Yeah , the cafe does good tucker too,,,,
    I`m easy, maybe we ned to ask for preference on the sat night meal too as well as the campsites;)

    #130483

    glenn
    Member

    other option would be camp at ponderosa and we eat what we take MMMMMMMMMMM cafe sounds alright if the pub is booked:dry:

    #129383

    Dwayne O
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    Shit Yeah,
    Book what you can mate;) I`ll trust in your local knowledge (god help us all):woohoo:

    #130485

    glenn
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    pubs gunna be hard to get a booking without numbers, pretty popular with tamworthians on saturday night for tea. think we organize for the worst and anyhting above that is a bonus?????????????????

    #130486

    glenn
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    Just a reminder to all the old bulls coming to the nundle ride,this does happen so pack accordingly for around the fire saturday night, OK

    #130489

    glenn
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    boony wrote:

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    Just a reminder to all the old bulls coming to the nundle ride,this does happen so pack accordingly for around the fire saturday night, OK

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    #130490

    Anonymous

    I must be f’ing mad for putting my name down for this ride! If my mate Eagle wasn’t organising this ride I might have pulled out but I can’t let my ‘boy-band good looks’ mate Eagle down. I guess I will just have to wear my thermals all the time (I love my thermals). Really looking for to the riding though!

    #130544

    glenn
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    we are going up there in 2 weeks kylieD to pick trails you can unlease the power of you bike on and be safe. the cold will be un-noticed until we are sitting around a fire remenissing on the day. It will be great, trust me;)

    PS how do hills treat you.(steepish)

    #130550

    Anonymous

    boony wrote:

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    we are going up there in 2 weeks kylieD to pick trails you can unlease the power of you bike on and be safe. the cold will be un-noticed until we are sitting around a fire remenissing on the day. It will be great, trust me;)

    PS how do hills treat you.(steepish)

    Hey Boony, depends on the hills. If they are steep but don’t have big steps in them I’m fine. But don’t worry too much about making it suitable for me. If you ask anyone who rides with me, I never complain and I have a go at mostly anything. If on the third attempt I don’t succeed then I concede defeat.

    I have ridden in the Bulahdelah mountains which had lots and lots of steep inclines and declines but generally not too rough and I was fine. Didn’t fall off once.

    #130559

    Anonymous

    Also meant to add this. If for some reason it is too tough for me then I will just take a really good book and sit the second day out. That’s cool. I wouldn’t be surprised if I end up having to do that anyway cause my back doesn’t handle the rough stuff too well. I am doing the caves to caves ride which is a 2 day-er but it won’t be too hard on me so 2 days will be fine. But if it’s rougher than I might not last it anyway.

    It’ll be cool don’t worry. (boom boom, get it, cool!:laugh: )

    #130560

    glenn
    Member

    you said (If they are steep but don’t have big steps in them I’m fine)

    you are gunna love this ride most of the hills down are just fire trails without steps and the way out is the same

    just bring warm stuff you will need it at night around the fire

    #130564

    Anonymous

    boony wrote:

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    you said (If they are steep but don’t have big steps in them I’m fine)

    you are gunna love this ride most of the hills down are just fire trails without steps and the way out is the same

    just bring warm stuff you will need it at night around the fire

    Excellent!

    #130565

    glenn
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    boony wrote:

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    you said (If they are steep but don’t have big steps in them I’m fine)

    you are gunna love this ride most of the hills down are just fire trails without steps and the way out is the same

    just bring warm stuff you will need it at night around the fire

    2.78 million other trail options if you please KylieD alls good, eagle and I have the ball:dry:

    #130545

    Dwayne O
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    KylieD wrote:

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    I must be f’ing mad for putting my name down for this ride! If my mate Eagle wasn’t organising this ride I might have pulled out but I can’t let my ‘boy-band good looks’ mate Eagle down. I guess I will just have to wear my thermals all the time (I love my thermals). Really looking for to the riding though!

    Talk about putting on the pressure there Kylie:kiss:
    I am organising the thread to get it up & running, that`s about it;) As far as the trails, well that`s up to Boony with the local knowledge and all:unsure: :huh: :dry: :silly: We will be right, I`m sure about it,,,,,,,,, Wish I could get up there & help plan the route, but it`s not gonna happen

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