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Weeks Camping With 5 x day ride

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  1. Looking for locations in NSW to go camping for a week with enough tracks
    to provide 5 days of gentle bicycle exploring.

    TIA

  2. On 2006-10-07, Terryc (aka Bruce)
    was almost, but not quite, entirely unlike tea:

    Quoted message said:

    Looking for locations in NSW to go camping for a week with enough tracks
    to provide 5 days of gentle bicycle exploring.

    Warrumbungles would surely have plenty of tracks, although I haven't
    really looked carefully through David Allen's book yet.

    Oh, you said "gentle" exploring. Heh.

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    TimC
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  3. TimC said:

    On 2006-10-07, Terryc (aka Bruce)
    was almost, but not quite, entirely unlike tea:

    Quoted message said:

    Looking for locations in NSW to go camping for a week with enough tracks
    to provide 5 days of gentle bicycle exploring.

    Warrumbungles would surely have plenty of tracks, although I haven't
    really looked carefully through David Allen's book yet.

    Oh, you said "gentle" exploring. Heh.

    lol, I've walked around Mt Kaptatur (sp?) and I think even the goats
    thought our route was precarious. I have absolutely no intention of
    repeating that on a bicycle {:-). But the Warranbungles is an idea.

    We have just spent four days visiting Grabine SRA on Wyangla Dam (16%
    full) and that was a total non-event. What I should have done was look
    at the 1:100K maps before we went and just camped out in some of the
    state forests on the way. It would have been far more interesting.

    OTOH, would probably have missed stopping at the Sheck Webster lookout {:-).

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