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So what the hell happened Eags? Ace and Strucky will be busier then one armed paper hangers in a wind storm tomorrow. Tell them out of bed early and hook in its a big day also the road from Bourke to HUNGERFORD is fairly rough and sandy in spots. It’s worse then we did it on the scrapheap
(Mick shit the gear then would love to read the hype if he did it now :laugh: (no offense meant Mick it’s just that is real rough now
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WATCH THE WILDLIFE!!!! Although we didn’t see a thing before Eulo :huh: been thick as thieves since then at times but
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We are in Windorah at the pub. Bladders and tanks are filled, sitting at the pub sucking Rums it’s too farkin hot. 392 Kms tomorrow
Crash had a huge near miss today with a Emu. Left a skid mark on the bitumen to see at 120kphJames can’t do photos Internet is to slow to do photos but I will do some serious updating tomorrow in Birdsville
More later peeps
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EAGLE`02 wrote:That was part of the plan Lefty,,,
A few late morning starts here & there :laugh:
:I was a fan of that also when I was on the starters list , going hard from sunrise to sunset and beyond is a tad beyond me & my aspirations too :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
Soft Eags
It`s gonna be another long day watching the trackers on the hour as well as working in the backyard :whistle:
Long Farking day on the bike I reckon
Just stopped for breakfast at Toompine pub.
Big feed of bacon eggs spaghetti and toast
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Just out Bourke Pete has a flat :unsure:
Will get Chicken or Amy to find another spare tube in Bourke for us
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Here is a photo taken from in the truck at the shell at Dubbo, yes a bare chested crash cleaning the windscreen
It’s only the first night
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Actually I am driving and it’s pretty hard work the drunks have had 16 beers and 4 rums each! It’s pretty funny. I am typing this while they are taking the 9th piss stop between dubbo and Singleton
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Last job done this morning
The man is a legend
Now to clean the house, oh dear I have a mess :pinch: :whistle:
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Wolfman wrote:The last ride we had around 25 riders. But I will let TB tell us how many riders makes the ideal mix for this ride. Don’t forget your heated grips lol..40 I reckon Wolfman
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oldgirl wrote:You see thats why I ask you guys questions. I could have spent a week researching all that info but after 2 days I have all the information I need.
Plus a bunch of other stuff about resolutions thingys and wide angles that frankly goes totally over my head :blink: I was just concearned that the go pro looks stupid mounted up on peoples heads. Oh and considering that my head frequently comes into contact with the ground and or trees my helmet is NOT a safe place for $300 bucks worth of kit. hmmm actually maybe I should mount MY camera to the OTHER riders. Would probably be safer for it.PLUS if I mount it to my helmet or chest you’ll be able to hear me talking to my bike….and thats embarrassing. :blush: 😆
I like the look of the drift HD but seeing as the GoPro3 is out I might see what deals are around
Need something kid proof too.They tried to video mummy killing itchy grubs with lots of petrol and a lighter yesterday. Unfortunately they couldn’t work the vid on my phone, not to matter they were too busy on the bucket line putting out a small bush fire to worry about recording it. Thank god I had 4 kids 2 wouldn’t have been enough man power :whistle:
Um yeah not my best moment. yes petrol does kill spit fire grubs just as well as kero. I had no idea that petrol soaked into the ground and half way up a tree is STILL flamable 10min after you apply it!
Also found out that white ladies can jump pretty high when they light a little tiny grub on fire whilst standing in the middle of about 10lt of petrol (whilst holding an open jerry can containing MORE petrol, not wearing any shoes either, with feet covered in petrol….um and maybe bottom of very expensive jeans as well….that may have caught on fire too).
That cool whoosh noise you hear in action films is actually REAL. :whistle: :whistle: :pinch:
Yeah its one of my husbands away weeks….
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Back on topic :whistle:
Get a go pro, you can mount them anywhere and you should see some of the impacts and stuff mine have lived through, you cant break the camera. I have smashed a case and the camera was fine. Batteries and accessories are cheap and the choice is endless. They are the industry standard look around at action shows and programs like Top Gear its all they use.
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