Author: lez

Scottsdale north to Bridport was only a short 27Km on a very nice road. Saturday traffic appeared to be friendly with only a few logging trucks to awaken our senses.…

We knew this day had to come, this day where we left Derby. Forlorn from leaving our new home and the coffee shops; we breathe in the crisp morning air.…

I was unable to take any photographs today as I was too busy holding onto the handlebars. It was amazing to say the least and well worth our time in…

Whilst waiting for the big trails to dry, it was a great opportunity to grab a couple of e-bikes and tour around some of the littler trails with Mandy. So…

Whaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat.......Currently we have held ourselves up at Derby. It is a small town in the upper East side of Tasmania. We are here due to the rain and the potential…

Meet Trevor. Trevor was our mentor, tutor and mascot for today's ride. Everything about Trevor typified today's journey. Trevor's advice #1....take it slowly. Ok, we had this one covered, especially…

It was always going to be a special part of Tasmania for us. A memory lane moment when we reflected on our last visit here with the kids, Kady and…

Sitting in the the van one morning, Mandy and I discussed and reflected on a previous thought about trying sea kayaking. We knew that Freycinet National Park was a breathtaking…

Lobster mornay Enough said Yummmmmmmm

Tessellated Pavement On the way to the Three Capes we had a side trip to the Tessellated Pavement rocks. We have seen the same phenomenon in quite a few bays…

I love raw power, simple power, power that requires, deserves and demands respect. What am I on about.....STEAM power. Old school traction and steam engines of all sizes, I love…

It was a Gateaux outer shell with hoodie, Kathmandu jumper , long sleeve Mountain Designs thermal shirt, Kathmandu woollen t-shirt, Mac-Pac thermal singlet, Decathlon rain pants, Kathmandu long pants and…