moonlite
Kona Fan
After another week of freezing winds, with gusts peaking at 100kmh last Tuesday, today was bright, sunny and clear, with a breeze that no longer froze any exposed extremities. It felt distinctly springlike.
Set out on the '98 Explosif for a bit of a spin on local gravel roads and logging tracks. The turbo trainer must be having an effect, as I felt fitter than usual and enjoyed some of the tougher sections. Was swooped by a territorial magpie for the first time this season -- another indication of spring.
On the way back, I detoured through a field behind the local 'waste transfer station' (read: rubbish dump) where there are piles of old concrete pipes and wooden pilings. I've spotted some difficult-to-find Flame Robins here lately, so wanted to see if they were still around. Nothing doing this time, but that couldn't spoil the ride.
Set out on the '98 Explosif for a bit of a spin on local gravel roads and logging tracks. The turbo trainer must be having an effect, as I felt fitter than usual and enjoyed some of the tougher sections. Was swooped by a territorial magpie for the first time this season -- another indication of spring.
On the way back, I detoured through a field behind the local 'waste transfer station' (read: rubbish dump) where there are piles of old concrete pipes and wooden pilings. I've spotted some difficult-to-find Flame Robins here lately, so wanted to see if they were still around. Nothing doing this time, but that couldn't spoil the ride.
