VARSTy Day 4 3 21 2024 Ural Sidecar Experience.
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- Опубліковано 26 сер 2024
- The fourth day of our Victorian Autumn Russian Sidecar (VARSTy) experience. The day commenced in clear sunny conditions for our varied ride the hills and dales around Healesville, Victoria. The day was quite varied, beginning with a great twisting piece off dirt ascending some 500m through Pentons gap, to morning coffee at Yarra Junction. Then on to the Gold mining are where the rivers were diverted by digging tunnels through the rock by hand so the river bed could be mined. Beyond that, we visited a local redwood forest and returned to Warburton for lunch by the river. With lunch over, we proceeded to the Warburton Rainforest Gallery, some 2/3rd of the way up Mount Donna Buang. This was a mostly tarmac run ending on top of the mount at 1246 metres in elevation. This is our closest ski field. Primarily used by cross country skiers. Leaving the mount, we descended on a lovely winding dirt track through the ferns and rain forest returning home to a well deserved shower and 5.00PM drinkies, with great company. As has been the practice each evening.
I'm really looking forward to getting my next sidecar, hopefully sometime this month, so that I can go on trips like this without having to worry about dropping the bike and then having to try and pick it up again..
Thanks for your comment and interest. Look forward to riding with you.
Great vid mate you did well...for an Ozzie 8-D, enjoyed that, cheers Andi n Ellen
Glad you enjoyed it. Lost my OZ/NZ dic. What is 8-D?? 😂😂
We went through Yarra Junction a couple of times, on our recent trip to Vic. We were on a tight time budget, or we'd have given you a hoi. And we visited Redwood Forest, too! And we had lunch at Warburton!
Just the way it goes. I saw your posts in the Redwoods. Hope you enjoyed your stay.
@@haitch1980 We're planning a return to Vic, round Shepparton Way, in a few months time.
@@epicridesandtours We leave for FNQ end of this month. Not back till August. If we get close to you will call. A bit concerned at floods/road conditions so may just scoot up on the Newell Hwy, rather than the coast.
@@haitch1980 Yep. Newell's a good way to go. Plus is, it keeps you off the accursed Pac Motorway.