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Well after an encounter like this one the 4*4's on limestone Avenue pale into insignificance.
Nice ride today.. commute again..
brisk and a headwind. rode the MTB. bit slower but oH so nice on those continetal tyres.
just bounds along.
Nice coffee in Mitchell then off to work...

Return trip was great too. Tail wind.

No trafic hassles..

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  1. the Albino BowlerAugust 6, 2008 at 8:12 AM

    Hey. Just stumbled upon your blog as I was curious what else folks are writing about. Very nice. I live in New Orleans and will be visiting Tasmania in less than a month. I'll have four days there. What should I do and see?
    Matt

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