Greetings,
Ah, winter Sunday afternoons in Melbourne. Not a bad one, ho ho for
MBTC who headed off to Beechworth which had just recieved a deluge.
In High St Rd was a homicidal maniac in a metallic grey Toyota Soarer on
Pillock Plates (naturally)who deliberately swerved towards me at 80
k/mh. I watched this maneuveur in the rear vision mirror and gave him an
appropriate response.
At bit further up the road was a South Australian moron (lowers my
opinion of pie floaters) who started screaming, `Come on, hurry up and
get out the f---ing way' because I held up his right turn by all of two
seconds (Diddums).
The local council are busy converting one of my local frequently used
routes (Underwood Rd Boronia) into a death trap by adding constrictions
all along it. The joys of outer surburban cycling.
Cheers,
Ray.
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Ray Peace said:
Greetings,
Ah, winter Sunday afternoons in Melbourne. ..........................
At bit further up the road was a South Australian moron (lowers my
opinion of pie floaters) who started screaming, `Come on, hurry up and
get out the f---ing way' because I held up his right turn by all of two
seconds (Diddums).
.............................The joys of outer surburban cycling.
Cheers,
Ray.
86,400....86,400.....86,400 (seconds in a day)calm blue ocean....calm blue ocean........(if you see the legendary "cyclotouriste- gobin:eek: shaw" on the way!-maybe in a soarer)
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The influx of road-management tools like speed humps & bollards, no wonder the proliferation of 4WDs & MTBs…….
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