Going through the town of Woodside the other day.
Saw a nice collection of Landies. There was a 130, an old series, a couple of RR classics and a few others.
Didn't get a good look as I glimpsed this as I went past.
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Going through the town of Woodside the other day.
Saw a nice collection of Landies. There was a 130, an old series, a couple of RR classics and a few others.
Didn't get a good look as I glimpsed this as I went past.
Electricity and mobile phone towers, who'd have thought [bigrolf].
I am not far from Woodside and need to look harder next time I'm going through [emoji108]Quote:
Originally Posted by d2dave
All broken down, Dave? [wink11]Quote:
Originally Posted by d2dave
What are you doing in South Oz, mate?
Delivering apples to a little town called Lenswood, which takes me through Woodside. Can't take a Bdouble there.Quote:
Originally Posted by V8Ian
Had to split the trailers at Mount Barker and take them one at a time.
An hour and a quarter turnaround, a right PITA.
I thought it was an odd place for a double, so assumed you were vacationing, time of year and all that.Quote:
Originally Posted by d2dave
Nice all black New Defender 110 waiting for the cyclists to pass at the 76.5 km's to go mark of the Ladies Tour Down Under.
More info. What is the Ladies Tour Down Under and where is the 76.5 mark?Quote:
Originally Posted by RANDLOVER
I was referring to the Tour of Australia, our version of the Tour de France, currently being held around Adelaide, a yearly cycling road race, comprised of several stages, one per day. Normally, the start is designated as in a countdown manner, for example 200 kms to go until the finish. Stages | Santos Tour Down UnderQuote:
Originally Posted by d2dave
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