TimC said:On 2006-04-29, ritcho (aka Bruce)
was almost, but not quite, entirely unlike tea:
Quoted message said:In the meantime, I'll be up for a BR at 0720 at DSC - if the radar is
looking sort of clear...
Did people attend? I got up, looked at the radar, and eventually
convinced myself that a tiny rain cloud would probably get me just a
little bit wet. I then combined this with an excuse "I may be coming
down with a cold" (thanks Ritcho for that one!), and went back to bed.
Getting up just then, and I found I made the correct decision --
there's rain all over Melb now.
Yep, there was me, Gags, Ritcho and Ess. It looked like raining a couple
of times but nothing really happened. I put that down to wearing booties
and carrying a jacket (which I didn't do last week and paid the price).
Although it didn't really rain the roads were wet so it was a bit dodgy
in some places. It was a mornign of scares but no damage done:
- Gags had a scare at the roundabout at Diamond Creek when he found
diesel and wet roads don't mix well. Rictho might have hit that as well.
- I had a scare when Gags dropped into the gravel on the road to Smiths
Gully and I thought he was going to take me out getting back on.
- Gags had a scare when he nearly got car-doored in Greensborough (I was
right behind him and I must say his reaction time was hot).
- After missing Gags with the door, our friendly car passenger decided
to step out of the car in front of me. Choice words about having a look
were issued, and she replied that she was looking (obviously in the
wrong direction)
- I had a nother scare in the back streets of Greensborough when a car
that waited for me to enter a roundabout then decided to pull out
directly in front of me. More choice words issued, VERY LOUDLY, but even
scarier he didn't seem to think he'd done anything wrong.
But despite that list of scares it was a bloody nice morning for a ride.
DaveB
- I had a scare in Gree