Lots of vineyards in Victoria.
Llama? Not sure why they are here.
Main street of Yea
Sunday, March 20th.
After a bit of a
lazy morning, I decided to go for a drive north of Melbourne to
Bendigo and maybe Echuca. I followed my GPS which took me straight
through the city. Unfortunately for me the Melbourne Indy was on this
weekend and some roads were closed that I was supposed to take. All
of which means it took me longer to get out of town than I expected.
When I finally
reached the M3 I found it an uninspiring highway that goes all the
way to Sydney. I knew there was another rail trail at Tallarook, so
when I saw the exit, I... well exited. In the little town I found a
little shop and bought a couple of drinks and a snack. Then I got the
bike out and kitted up and set off. The whole trail from Tallarook to
Mansfield is 123 kms. I rode from Tallarook to Yea, a distance of 39
kms. The ride was similar to the one at Lilydale and went through
some rolling hills and past a lot of farms. I saw a few bikes but
mostly I was out there by myself. I heard my first laughing
kookaburra and saw lots of cockatoos and magpies. I stopped at Yea
and had a burger at a cafe, before turning around and heading back.
When I got back to
the truck I decided to drive back to Chelsea via more scenic route,
so I drove back to Yea and headed south. I arrived home just at dark
and after dinner just relaxed for the rest of the night.
Happy Easter Joe
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter Joe - looks as though you are filling every minute of your time.
ReplyDeleteHope the Easter kangaroo was good to you my friend. Enjoy the holiday!
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