Terrific ride lots of fun but I'm still waiting for the dirt sections.
These are all after I left the group at Lake Glenmaggie.
The Glenmaggie Tree
(Google the Wanaka Tree and you will see what I'm getting at)
I don't know who Old Joe is but I would love to thank him for building such a nice gravel road (and thanks for the tip Glitch)
I stopped at the lookout above Tyers to check the view and who should go past but Apehanger Man and twenty of his hairiest smelliest mates. The embarrassing part was that there was a guy on a Triumph Explorer amongst them.
W2 track up on the ridge towards Rawson. Marked as a lookout but 2km down the road there is just a parking area and a picnic table (nice shady spot for lunch or a break though)
There had to be a Thompson Dam photo
Explains why I have never seen a GS on the South Face Road I guess.
By the time I got to the bridge my legs needed some exercise.
477km for the day got home at 7.
These are all after I left the group at Lake Glenmaggie.
The Glenmaggie Tree
(Google the Wanaka Tree and you will see what I'm getting at)
I don't know who Old Joe is but I would love to thank him for building such a nice gravel road (and thanks for the tip Glitch)
I stopped at the lookout above Tyers to check the view and who should go past but Apehanger Man and twenty of his hairiest smelliest mates. The embarrassing part was that there was a guy on a Triumph Explorer amongst them.
W2 track up on the ridge towards Rawson. Marked as a lookout but 2km down the road there is just a parking area and a picnic table (nice shady spot for lunch or a break though)
There had to be a Thompson Dam photo
Explains why I have never seen a GS on the South Face Road I guess.
By the time I got to the bridge my legs needed some exercise.
477km for the day got home at 7.