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Thursday, March 23, 2006
I Used to Knit
I was there for work, believe it or not, acting as The Smiling Face of the University on a tour for alumni. It was a dream assignment, as I'd wanted to see that part of the world almost since birth.
Beatrix Potter (one of the District's two most famous residents, the other being Wordsworth) was the first writer whose name I learned and sought out, and her drawings are undoubtedly one of the reasons that my retirement fantasy includes a stone hearth under a thatched roof in a green valley. I'm not sure how I'm going to get there, or when, but one of these days I'm moving to some part of the UK or another.
My pictures from the trip are a source of frustration to me now. I'd only had my first camera for about three months, and I had no idea how to use it. I saw shots all around, but I couldn't capture them. The most advanced picture I took was a self-portrait at Ruskin's grave in Coniston. The remote-release is hidden in my right hand.
Most of what I got was decidedly in the tourist snapshot class. Such wasted opportunity. Sigh.
If you know the Lake District at all, you know it could just as truthfully be called the Sheep District. Aside from a petting zoo or two, I don't think I'd ever in my life seen a sheep up close and personal. Now, I was surrounded by...millions? At least tens of thousands, surely. I shot about 600 frames during the week, and if you look carefully you can see at least one fluffy, grass-munching poop machine in most of them.
We had a fantastic travel director, a local woman named Janet, who was so deeply in love with her part of England that even the stuffiest members of the group fell under her spell. She was passionate about local farming and husbandry, and so we learned an awful lot about sheep breeding and the sad state of the local wool industry. In this day and age, she told us, the modern demand for Lake District wool was so small that most of the annual clip was burned instead of being sent to market.
I'll give you a minute to recover from that one.
All those sheep, all that wool, and the only evidence of its use that I saw was in a small National Trust Shop not far from the Beatrix Potter Museum. In an effort to find some outlet, any outlet, for local wool, the shop was offering knitted garments made from local fiber and a small selection of yarns spun from same.
I distinctly remember looking at the yarn, and remarking to a fellow tour member that "I used to knit," and then walking out of the shop without buying any yarn.
"I used to knit." I think about that now, and I wonder how I can have said it. How I can have used the past imperfect with such finality. As though the idea of never picking up the needles again could be contemplated with anything other than shuddering horror.
I think there's a line one crosses, a subtle line, on the day one changes from a person who knits into a knitter. It's not quite the same as Stephanie Pearl-McPhee's distinction between knitters and Knitters, because I'm not necessarily thinking of the acquisition of technical prowess. I'm thinking of the difference between a person who thinks knitting is a nice way to spend some time, versus a person who becomes actively disturbed when kept away from his needles.
I'm thinking of the man who looked at those skeins on sale in Hawkshead, dark and lustrous in the light of a watery English September, and walked away because he had no use for them. I wonder what ever happened to him?
51 comments:
- Ted said...
He figured out who he is.
- ambermoggie said...
Hi Franklin, we've just been up to the lake district today visiting family. The sheep are still there and surrounded by snow. There are quite a few more decent places to get yarn now lucious yarn for the person who used to knit:)) There is also an event Woolfest 30th June/1st July http://www.woolfest.co.uk/fest.htm
B&B available no charge for fellow knitters who now knit and we only live an hour away - 2:17 PM
- Anonymous said...
I almost couldn't finish your post. THEY BURN WOOL!!!I I am having a mid-life crisis and quit my job about 18 months ago, live in NYC= destitute; thus, no buying yarn for almost that long.
I have been knitting from my stash, but you cannot begin to imagine the suffering and gnashing of teeth every time I see new yarn. It's almost enough to make me go back to my old job. - 2:20 PM
- Sister Sue said...
Don't let Franklin fool you too much. I've seen the photos from that trip and they are marvelous. Maybe they don't meet Franklin's standards, but they are a far cry from your average tourist photos. Trust me. He's good even when he doesn't mean to be (or doesn't think he knows how to be). But gosh, don't you love the modesty? What a sweet fella.
- Carrie K said...
The pictures look plenty good to me too, Sister Sue.
Burn Wool? They Burn wool? Good God.
That was a man in transition who said that. Luckily that statement applies to almost all circumstances. - 2:41 PM
- Anonymous said...
Franklin, I have a picture of you from that trip sitting on the mantle over one of my fireplaces. Your smile greets me every time I come home.
Why have sheep if not for the wool? I hear they aren't very good conversationalists. - 3:08 PM
- Joe said...
The transition you describe is the same one folks in Alcoholic's Anyonymous have been trying to describe for decades.
Let's buy a boatload of land over there and have a retirement compound of lovely homes.
Ahhhh. - 3:22 PM
- Aidan said...
I'm so sad. I can hardly see through the tears. They burn wool. How barbaric. I would have thought burning wool was one of those things civilized people didn't do: urinate in public, ask a lady her age, order a steak well done, and burn wool. Yup. It's right there on the list.
I must go to my happy place now. - 3:27 PM
- Marj. said...
I think the sheep ate "that man" and he was reintarnated as your woolly guest, Dolores!
- Ann said...
Why look! It's Delores' cousins - Hyacinth and Rose.
I hope that these days they sell the wool to Creskeld for British Breeds yarn. Or heck, even GIVE the stuff to Creskeld! What are those....Herdwicks?
Nice pics, I thought. Nothing to sniff at. Not excessively touristy. I mean, you have a remote in your hand, not a pint, and you aren't wearing an outfit that screams tourist. I'm actually fairly impressed by the detail on the stone behind you. Not easy to get that much detail on those things, and you can clearly see the knotwork.
Ah well! I'm already looking forward to S&W. - 3:50 PM
- pacalaga said...
The burning wool part wasn't as upsetting to me as the thought of you leaving that little museum without even a token skein to support their industry. I haven't vacationed since I took up knitting again in earnest, but I've decided that I'm going to need to buy a little yarn to knit something to commemorate each trip in the future...
And when you ask where That Guy went, I believe he evolved. - 4:06 PM
- Geogrrl said...
I'm puzzled: what breed of sheep are they and what's wrong with the wool that there's no demand for it? Is it coarse and only good for rug yarn? What?
- Celtic Knitter said...
Nice pic of you . . . and look at the cool celtic knots on the gravestone behind you!!
- Ragnar said...
How does Dolores feel about being classified as a "grass-munching poop machine?"
And I don't want to freak anyone out, but other than the wool that's specifically cultivated for fiber, most surplus American wool is also burned. It's cheaper than paying someone to haul it away. - 4:33 PM
- Vivienne said...
It is Herdwick sheep in the Lake District, and Beatrix Potter was instrumental in saving the breed from extinction.
I knitted with Herdwick wool once for a school project on wool - my mother had made all my other knitted samples for me, but she said I had to knit the Herdwick myself. It made my fingers bleed.
Apparently it makes excellent carpets. It might even make good jumpers if you can wear it so that the garment never touches your skin, and don't mind it being bullet-proof. - 5:12 PM
- Sue said...
ragnar is correct. Sheep are generally classified as meat, wool or dual purpose breeds. Lots of sheep are raised for meat only; their wool is too coarse or too short to do much with. Often it is too expensive for the farmer to try to sell or process the fleece especially if the fleece is not of high quality. My hay supplier has a couple of years worth of fleeces if anyone wants them. Check out http://www.westernmaryland.umd.edu/sheepandgoatbreeds.htm
for an excellent description of sheep and goat types and breeds. - 5:14 PM
- Mhairi said...
Hey Franklin, there's a few of my knitting group that go to Woolfest (or wool heaven) each year and have a fab time.
The blackface sheep in Scotland are reared for meat (very fine it is too), and apparently the wool is too coarse to spin into yarn.
I'm having a giggle here - you are looking very handsome in your photo taken in the Grave yard, but must be the only visitor to the Lake district to wear a suit and not hiking boots and a woolly jumper!
Talking of Woolly jumper - if you know Wallace and Gromit (and woolly jumper the sheep) - I think of Dolores as Woolly's wild American cousin. - 6:16 PM
- Carol said...
Even your bad photos put other folks' good ones to shame. Love the self-portrait, you handsome, hairy, broad-chested, slim-waisted dog, you!
- Linda said...
He's getting a second chance at Life as a Knitter so don't waste any more worry on him, nice as he was.
- alliesw said...
Ah, thank you for this post! Like Tabitha Twitchet in one of Potter's stories, I admit to being an anxious parent--and sometimes an anxious knitter, but definitely a knitter. I was once a person who knits, and then, for too long a time, a person who used to knit, with that same sort of remorseful seeming finality...and now I read Peter Rabbit stories to my daughter and knit and knit, and I, too, hope to retire to a thatched roof, and a few sheep, and lots of wool! Thanks!
- Donna S. said...
I was just referred to your blog. Verrry interesting. Just reading the last few entries looks like familiar ground to me. My son lived in Boston for a few years, then Chicago. I enjoyed visiting Boston.....loooove Chicago (plus only 5 hour drive). Now he is in Atlanta.
- Anonymous said...
On my one trip to England, long years ago now, I was in a mysterious non-fibery state of life. I saw wool shops in Brighton and York and didn't go into either. :-( I can't believe that now - and I would agree with your thought about transforming from one who knits to a knitter. I can't imagine not knitting now. Needles and yarn have become a necessity.
We didn't get into the Lake District, but around Stratford and York, we saw many, many sheep. Maybe some of that wool is being used now? (And I would love to retire to a cottage in England . . .)
Sherri - 9:40 PM
- Mel said...
Does it really matter what happened to him? Isn't the current incarnation better?
- Holly @Home said...
Fantastic comedy spoof on radio here of life at Wordsworth's cottage.....all bonkers with names like Colerick who lives in the cupboard .The best bit being Wordsworth's seemingly odd relationship to his sister and her constant sitting on his lap .Mum's memory of said place is that it was nearly all private land and you could look but not step foot on any of it .A few old Quaker Meeting Houses were her favourite memory .I think Kaffe found yarn Nirvana highrer up in Scotland.
- sal the spider said...
If it were not essential to shear sheep from a welfare point of view it would not be done at all (other than "proper fibre" sheep) You have to pay for a shearer and then the fleece has a market value of approx zero. I could fill my entire house with fleece for free but for spinning most is of highly dubious quality. However great for peg loom rugs etc. I think "that man" is with the woman who took her entire stash to the charity shop a coupla years ago coz she "quilted now"
Sal x - 4:16 AM
- Rabbitch said...
He's paying for his transgressions now, by playing host to Dolores.
Payback's a bitch, baby. - 4:36 AM
- Rob said...
Yup, most of the sheep around here are meat sheep. And wonderful mutton and lamb it is too: Border Lamb is famous across the UK!
- Jill Smith said...
Interesting. I had a slightly different take on La Harlot's definition of non-capitalized and capitalized knitters. I thought it was more the willingness to take The Great Leap and steek or knit yards of lace or some other feat of knitterliness, rather than the actual skill required to do it.
Granted, it's a pretty fine point. But I've been wrangling with lawyers over annual report language of late, so I guess I've got my point-spotter set to "fine," or perhaps "infinitessimal." - 7:08 AM
- Mary said...
When I was in Scotland last year, I saw the same situation. If I had seen wool, I would have bought it, but there was none to be found! Maybe in another part of the country, but we covered a lot of land . . . I'll just have to go back and look some more!
- lavender.rosemary.sage said...
Not sure how it happened to me, but somewhere in the last six months I discovered the needles. Now, burning?...Sorry can't get my head around that one.
- Frayed Edge said...
We should start a petition forcing Congress to make the burning of wool a felony. I think I am crossing the line. I am angry at my lawn and warm weather for pulling me from my needles. I think I may plant a yarn full of flax.
- Sarah said...
I had a very similar experience just a few days ago, remembering a trip to Shanghai. All that lovely Asian yarn!
- Jean said...
Speaking as Vivienne's Mother - too right I made her knit the Herdwick. My Mother gave me the yarn and I made a complete sweater for my husbasnd, and my fingers took months to heal.
That which comes off the back of the sheep is not necessarily snuggly! - 10:27 AM
- dseely said...
I do feel the actively disturbed if separated from needles (or my spinning wheel) for too long. That's probably why there is almost always a sock in progress with me.
- Jean said...
This post brought tears to my eyes -- not because of the unbought yarn. I suspect, as other commenters have hinted, that it may have been unusably bulky and scratchy. But for the excellence of the pictures. After THREE MONTHS.
My brother-in-law is currently trying to teach me how to tell a camera how to see what I'm seeing. He's got an uphill job. And that leaves the major problem: how to SEE in the first place. Which is what you can do.
You're right about Ms Potter. She's brilliant. My husband, however, who has a taste for all things obscure and French, differs on the subject of Girodet, and wishes he could see the exhibition currently spread before you.
Love Jean - 10:55 AM
- Vivienne said...
The date 2002 has just clicked with me - in 2002 they may have been burning the wool. In 2001 the Government was burning the sheep, in that whole ghastly state-sponsored farce of Foot and Mouth.
- David said...
I believe he was locked in the linen closet.
- HPNY Knits said...
selma, (hm.. Franklyn..) its time to call Knitters Anonymous!
by the way- why "The Panopticon" - 3:10 PM
- Nancy said...
If you think Herdwick is tough to knit, try spinning it!
I innocently bought some at Straw Into Gold (RIP) back when I first started spinning. It seemed nice and smooth when I stroked the fibers, but OHMYGOD when you spin it, it just turns into scratchy rope. - 12:28 AM
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Aberdeenshire - Paranormal Database Records
Bell Ringing
Location: Aberdeen - Aberdeen Central Library Type: Haunting Manifestation Date / Time: 2008 Further Comments: The East of Scotland Paranormal Society investigated this building and claimed to have heard footsteps, whispering, and the sound of a bell.
Victorian Lady
Location: Aberdeen - Amatola Hotel (no longer standing) Type: Haunting Manifestation Date / Time: Unknown Further Comments: This phantasmal female figure was observed on the lower landing of the hotel. She was said to have been the daughter of one of the former owners of the building.
White Lady
Location: Aberdeen - Ardoe House Hotel Type: Haunting Manifestation Date / Time: 1990? Further Comments: The daughter of a previous owner, this shade is thought to have returned after the girl's suicide.
Location: Aberdeen - Arts Centre, 31 Kings Street Type: Haunting Manifestation Date / Time: July 2008 Further Comments: The centre is said to be haunted by a maid who still loiters around the old top floor flat and along corridors, while a floating face haunts the Green Room. The Aberdeen Ghost Hunters group investigated the site and recorded electrical interference and EVP.
Earth Hound
Location: Aberdeen - Churchyard, Mastrick Type: Cryptozoology Date / Time: 1915 Further Comments: Earth hounds are said to be the size of a rat, but with a dog-like head and feet of a mole. They live in churchyards in order to eat the recently buried. A dead earth hound was reportedly ploughed up in the Mastrick churchyard.
John Walker
Location: Aberdeen - Cocket Hat public house Type: Haunting Manifestation Date / Time: 1973 onwards Further Comments: First spotted by barmaid Agnes McInnes, the ghost of the former landlord Walker is more commonly fleetingly seen.
Location: Aberdeen - Constitution Street Type: SHC Date / Time: 19 February 1888 Further Comments: The remains of an aging soldier were discovered in a barn along this road; much of the body had been reduced to ash, though the face was recognisable. The bales of straw that surrounded him had failed to catch fire.
Location: Aberdeen - Former Halls of Residence Type: Haunting Manifestation Date / Time: Early 1990s and 2002 Further Comments: One student reported hearing pacing along a corridor. When the sound was investigated, no one was there. The same student also awoke to hear someone repeating their name, although the room was unoccupied by anyone else at the time. Several years later, a tall dark figure which vanished was reported by one girl.
Hooded Figure
Location: Aberdeen - Grassy area near a bus stop on the Kincorthland Estate Type: Haunting Manifestation Date / Time: 01 January 1970, 05:45h Further Comments: A cloaked, hooded and masked phantom figure was seen in the early hours of the morning by a woman walking to the bus stop on her way to work. She felt an overwhelming urge to approach the entity, which dissolved like mist and vanished into the grass.
Sitting Man
Location: Aberdeen - Hillhead Halls of Residence Type: Haunting Manifestation Date / Time: 2006 Further Comments: A student woke up to discover a man sitting on a chair next to her bed - she screamed and the figure vanished. Another student in the room next door also claimed to have seen something dark move past her while she looked in a mirror.
Location: Aberdeen - His Majesty's Theatre Type: Haunting Manifestation Date / Time: Pre 1982, and 2006 Further Comments: A former stage hand who lost his head in an accident at the theatre prior to the Second World War, Jake disappeared after building work was completed in 1982. However, when renovation work started again, contractors began to report the sound of someone in high heels walking around empty areas of the theatre.
Location: Aberdeen - King Street, former Barracks (currently Grampian Transport?) Type: Haunting Manifestation Date / Time: Twentieth century Further Comments: A Captain with the Gordon Highlanders, this officer lost his bottle prior to being shipped overseas and took his own life. His ghost remains trapped within the building.
Location: Aberdeen - Old Fire Station, King Street (now student accommodation) Type: Haunting Manifestation Date / Time: February 2006 Further Comments: A former student who stayed here recalled how a silhouetted figure walked towards him as he stood in the shower - the witness jumped out of the way, injuring his heal. A couple of months later the student was told that the building was reputedly haunted. It is said that several fire fighters based at the site when it was operation had encountered a figure in Victorian uniform who was said to be a man who died while saving a child.
Orange Lights
Location: Aberdeen - Over city Type: UFO Date / Time: July 2006 Further Comments: A number of reports of strange lights have been recorded during 2006. one family observed six orange lights hovering in the sky before appearing to disintegrate.
Naked Man
Location: Aberdeen - Palace Hotel Type: Unknown Ghost Type Date / Time: Early twentieth century Further Comments: This unclothed ghost hammered at the windows of the hotel for the period of a week. When finally spotted and approached, he floated away leaving no footprints in freshly laid snow.
Large Purple Fingers
Location: Aberdeen - St Machar Cathedral Type: Unknown Ghost Type Date / Time: 1970s Further Comments: Three schoolchildren reported seeing three strange purple fingers with long black nails, unnaturally long, emerging from the cathedral door. They ran.
Going Down
Location: Aberdeen - St Nicholas House Type: Unknown Ghost Type Date / Time: July 1998 Further Comments: Two council workers watched a dark haired lady enter a lift, but when they also stepped inside a few seconds later, she had vanished.
The Clencher
Location: Aberdeen - Union Street Type: Haunting Manifestation Date / Time: Twentieth century Further Comments: Many people have reported feeling this entity grab their arms or legs, holding on for several seconds before letting go. It is believed to be a little girl who died violently nearby.
Indian Child
Location: Aberdeen - White Dove Hotel (no longer standing) Type: Unknown Ghost Type Date / Time: Unknown Further Comments: This young Indian girl manifested and stood by a guest in the hotel who was dying of fever - the nurse who saw the ghost said it had terrible injuries on the neck, so severe that she fainted. When the nurse regained consciousness, the strange little girl had gone and the patient was dead.
Kittie Rankie
Location: Abergeldie - Abergeldie Castle Type: Haunting Manifestation Date / Time: Unknown Further Comments: Kittie was burnt as a witch at the top of a nearby hill; her ghost haunts the castle and the surrounding land.
Blood Stains
Location: Achath - Castle Fraser Type: Legend Date / Time: Still present, but concealed Further Comments: The steps of the building were stained with the blood of a murdered girl - the marks would return, even if scrubbed away. The bloody stains were finally covered over with wood.
Location: Ardo - Gight Castle Type: Haunting Manifestation Date / Time: Unknown Further Comments: Those ever inquisitive pipers at it again - playing his pipe while investigating a secret passageway, this man was never seen again (though, of course, he is now heard).
Lady in Grey
Location: Ballater - Pannanich Wells Hotel Type: Haunting Manifestation Date / Time: Unknown Further Comments: Drifting around the hotel, the grey figure in a sweeping skirt is thought to be mostly harmless.
Spinning Jenny
Location: Ballater - Riverside Type: Other Date / Time: Unknown Further Comments: Maybe related to the 'washer woman' legends popular in Scotland, this old lady sits on the bank of the stream, spinning her little wheel.
Green Lady
Location: Balmedie - Menie House Type: Haunting Manifestation Date / Time: Unknown Further Comments: This spook lurks in the basement of the building.
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Sydney to Canberra... ka-ching!What I'm going to do today is tell y'all a story about a little thing I like to call 'riding a bicycle from Sydney to Canberra'. And you're going to read it, because it's part of human nature to enjoy engaging in other people's lives. Hence the reason we watch movies. Visit other countries. Learn to eat with chopsticks. Tour on bicycles. Plus, it it a cool story, involving rags to riches storys, and real risk taking activities like jumping red lights in front of cop. According to various sources quoted through wikipedia, twice has a man beaten a horse in the 'man versus horse marathon' in Wales each year. Sure, in hot conditions, man could beat a horse easily, but why not use a bicycle? Much faster than either, no second mouth to feed, mane to brush, agistment, pooper scooper etc, and frankly, you see and feel much more on a two wheel thingy for 8 hours than you would sitting in a cage like thingy for 3 hours.
After a good training ride with my pal Matt (Addict3), and chatting to Pete (MrHuong), we decided to head to Canberra after all. Pete dropped out last minute with work commitments, so myself and Matt headed to Macarthur station and the University of Western Sydney for a 7am start, with no rainclouds in sight. I like to pack light; 5 Muesli bars, phone keys wallet, gatorade powder, sunscreen pack, crampeze pack, HRM, and arm sleeves, keeping it real! On the way to Macarthur, a dude on the trackwork trains wanted to know what 'you bludgers are doin on the train'. He told us he went from homeless bum to centrelink-paid student, to $120,000/year OH&S operator in a matter of weeks! He was trying to convince us to ride against traffic to avoid getting rear ended - sound advice, but just because we don't like a law, doesn't mean it's all right to break it. We were going to the nation's capital after all, and could have coffee and biscuits with the red lady if we really wanted to discuss the issue.. Down onto the freeway on the Scott Addict and Azzurri Chrono Elite, and absolutely awful road for about 20km.. bumpy little rocks, but flat enough. 700x25c tires would have been excellent here, however, these were not to be found nearby. A short potty break where my mate Daniel and girlfriend Laura drove past (they were our ticket home), and we were back on the road again, and it was relatively smooth sailing - a few stupid bits where the road had been dug out (probably to access underground pipes) then resurfaced with rocks that washed out (as no cement was added), a couple of bridges with no shoulder (thanks to the courteous drivers who changed lanes for us), and we were well on the way to Mittagong. We passed an older fella on a mountain bike just heading for a ride, and saw all the spoils of the Great Southern Land; desert, country, bush, and forest - and we weren't even half way yet. The first service station (after he Mobil 45km in) is the one at Marulan (just after a heavy vehicle checkpoint) is the best spot to get water (about 112km in). No thanks to whoever planned the god-awful Marulan road works, which had a concrete barrier between the road and bicycle lane. Great! Pedalling on a 2 lane 80km/h road. What is it about not treating bicycles equally anyway? I pay my taxes to aid the $6.9 billion spent on building and repairing roads this year, and pay registration on all my vehicles with a power output greater than 200 Watts, as necessitated by the RTA. After a few cars passed safely, there was a truck coming with a car next to it, so it couldn't change lanes. I unclipped, put one leg on the barrier and hopped over it. Riding on the other side of the barrier was all good - till Matty rang and told me he's still at Marulan when I thought he'd left before I did! A 5 minute rest near the grave of Khan, sunscreen on, sleeves off, then back on the road. Smooth sailing all the way to Goulburn, but still on the 'hilly' side. My 25 tooth minimum had a bit of trouble climbing at 90RPM, but Matt had no problem with his 27 tooth. Plus, his frame weighs 900 grams, his wheelset's under 1.6kg, and he's one fit bastard!. A stop off at Coles in Goulburn Centro (after a devilishly long incline), and the self-serve machine was popping out $5 bills to me like a dirty casino game. 6 more muesli bars in the pocket, red rooster (sushi in Matt's case!) in the belly, and we were ready to roll after thanking the security guard for keeping our bikes in the security room. He said he's had a bit of trouble with the local boys who'd want to bring their bikes in since we could, so he wanted to take them away for safe keeping. No worries mate! Down the main street of Goulburn to turn left a red light, where Matt decides to get a rolling start - only the light doesn't go green. The car next to us beeps at him, and Matt's half way through the turn when I realise it's actually a cop getting out his booklet to fine him. The other officer tells him not to worry, so they follow us for a while to see if we do anything stupid. Back on the freeway with 90km to go, and a nice downhill to so called 'Lake George'. Ain't nothing remotely lake-y about it, just a big field of grass with a wind farm in the back ground, and deceiving flat looking incline. A sharp climb, and we realised something must be happening in Canberra - the amount of cars pulling trailers with high-end track motorbikes was well above average. Not real sure what was happening there. After hearing a tapping noise coming form the back wheel, I pulled up to find a piece of metal lodged in the back tire. Lucky it's lined with proper anti-puncture material - or it'd be the third puncture this year. After yanking it out, I noticed a brand new VW golf with hazards on in front. I went to ask if everything was right, but he beat me to it. Nice bloke thought I'd broke down! Along this route, there were plenty of lots, pet kennels and cemeteries, and even lots for sale. Seems like a good deal to me, and why not? Walk around the front yard naked in the morning, own sheep and chickens, grow strawberries, and throw parties as big as you want without neighbors complaining. Between Lake George and Hadlow Drive, there was the steepest incline of the day (pfft, the M7 has worse!), with a nice lookout opposite Hadlow Drive. After this, there was nothing. Great scenery, but no reason to shift at all in the saddle. Rabbits, cute little sheep which looked like balls of grass unless you looked closely, more track bikes, rock roads which buzz annoyingly (better than rough roads I suppose..) uphills and downhills for miles. Rolling into Canberra was a good feeling - apart from the rotting corpses of Kangaroo's and the van of Asian fella's who slowed down to wave, it was quite flat and fast. I can't say I've ever spent much time in our nation's capital, so after a trip to the skatepark and local subway, the bikes went in the boot and it was back to Sydney the boring way. Cheers to the good drivers of NSW, Victoria and Canberra, (hope everyone stayed safe on the motorbikes!) some of which rode the middle line of the road to give us unnecessary extra room, the cop who told the other cop not to book Matt, Daniel and Laura for meeting us in Canberra, and that one dude on the bus. Overall, it was a great ride, and I highly recommend it to anyone wanting to do a day tour without needing a backpack, or anyone who wants to try distance cycling for a first time. It was my first ride over 200km (238.66km in 8:30, top speed; 73.8KPH, 156 BPM AVG HR), with good scenery and wide enough lanes for the entire (bar about 1km total) trip. The only gripes are the 'rocky' flat roads which are made of hard packed little stones for about 1/5 of the ride, great for grip, but not so great for speed or on the arse with road buzz. If anyone has any comments or questions, feel free to post them underneath! What are these salesmen peddling?
Re: Sydney to Canberra... ka-ching!If you can't explain it simply, then you don't understand it well enough.
Re: Sydney to Canberra... ka-ching!Nice! Well done.
Re: Sydney to Canberra... ka-ching!Proof in the pudding;
Goulburn, just before lunchtime ACT more photos to come! What are these salesmen peddling?
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+1 To paraphrase the late great Jack Gibson, "you done good"! FPR Jubilado Bludger
Re: Sydney to Canberra... ka-ching!awesome, well done guys.
A great effort and looks like you got down there pretty quickly. How much climbing?
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+1 Fantastic report and sounds like you really enjoyed it as well. GT Avalanche 1.0 | TCR Alliance 0 | Giant Bowery | BMW K1300R Two wheels good, Four wheels bad
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2.4km in climbs, but not really that bad if you ride Bobbin Head / Akuna / Galston Gorge etc If you can't explain it simply, then you don't understand it well enough.
Re: Sydney to Canberra... ka-ching!Guys, I really wish I were riding with you on the day, but I'm still sick!
Given today's weather you were lucky to have it fine and you seem to have been flying down there. Very well done. You'll have to start thinking about doing a Petite Flêche Opperman and then a full one. Congratulations, again. David
Re: Sydney to Canberra... ka-ching!Awesome ride- Been thinking about having a go at it for a while now. How hard is it to get around these road upgrade works at Marulan?
Cheers Nicko
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Aww Seems to have stuck with you for a long while! Might be an allergy or something.. We might have a couple more trips planned early next year. I think Matty was planning on doing Orange on the first of Jan if anyone's interested?
Not hard at all man; it's just one of those little concrete barriers (just google concrete barriers, and they're the ones that come up!). Just waist high. If you ride on the 'wrong' side of them, you'll be fine, but roadwork may be soon to commence. Either way, it's about a 500m stretch, so you may even be able to wait for no cars, then wing it. What are these salesmen peddling?
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I just road on the road, people were nice to let me by. If you can't explain it simply, then you don't understand it well enough.
Re: Sydney to Canberra... ka-ching!Thanks. If I am going it will be just after xmas so I doubt they will have started the works by then
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How are you planning to get back? Because if you can get more than one bike back then, well, you know, you might have some support and someone to show you the way What are these salesmen peddling?
Re: Sydney to Canberra... ka-ching!Thanks but I will be staying down there for a while. Wife and kids will be back up as they will be travelling down later that day- Probably pick me up along the way some where as it is more than double my longest ride! I will be leaving a fair bit north of where you left so I may not make Marulan.
Cheers Nicko
Re: Sydney to Canberra... ka-ching!All righty mate, hope you have a great trip, and stay safe!
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Re: Sydney to Canberra... ka-ching!I had ago at this yesterday. The BOM website indicated low temperatures but 20-30kmh headwinds but I were hopeful of these not occurring. I left Glenorie at 820ish and no headwinds for about the first 500m and then it was pretty much constant after that. Anyway I headed off towards Castle Hill then through Norwest and down the M7. Does anyone else actually ride on the M7 or do they take the cycleway? M7 is much flatter by the looks of it and not too busy being the day after boxing day. I had to take a small detour through Cambletown to avoid the Roadworks and my first reststop was about 15km after this- The place that advertises Cherries, Peaches etc. The guy gave me a peach and I reckon it was one of the nicest peaches I have had since my parents stopped growing them. Had another rest stop at Pheasants Nest and knocked over 2 Powerades and the second museli bar for the day.
From Pheasants Nest on it started to get hard (I was worn out from the headwind!) and it seemed like it was pretty much uphill from here on. Well that or the headwind was that strong that it made the downhills feel like uphills. The first real climb of the day for me was Catherine Hill and this was a slow grind in a 39/21 but I noticed around the top that the headwind had dropped so I was a bit happier. A bit further along I came too the long hill down to Natai River(Not sure if thats the correct spelling). I thought going up the other side was going to be tough but I found it it a lot easier than I was expecting. However I didnt like the bridges with about 350mm of edge to ride in. Fortunatley I was given plenty of room and no trucks came. The next 20odd kms were pretty good and managed to get a bit of rythm going and move at a reasonable pace. The Wife overtook me just before Sutton Forest Maccas and waited for me there. That was enough riding for me for one day and I tucked into some great peaches from the guy selling them. Total travel was 168.5km which was way more than I have done before. I could of done more if I had to and I would of gone further if I didnt have that headwind. cheers Nicko
Re: Sydney to Canberra... ka-ching!Sounds like a solid ride, I know how those headwinds feel!
If you can't explain it simply, then you don't understand it well enough.
Re: Sydney to Canberra... ka-ching!Good ride buddy! Really well done. Sometimes I ride the M7 on the way back south, a lot faster and much flatter. The cycle way goes up a hill every time there's a branch-off of the road, so it's always rolling up and down. How much did you eat?
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Sydney to Canberra... ka-ching!Thanks for sharing that story. Really enjoyed it!
Re: Sydney to Canberra... ka-ching!Our next ride is from Milsons Point to Newcastle 7th of Jan.. should be interesting
If you can't explain it simply, then you don't understand it well enough.
Re: Sydney to Canberra... ka-ching!I had a weetbix and some sultanbran before I left then 3 museli bars and one peach and 2 powerades during the ride. Then apeach and an apricot after. Probably not enough but I feel a bit sick if I eat when riding. Beer was cosumed that evening!!
The ride to Newcastle sounds good. Which route are you going to take? Cheers Nicko
Re: Sydney to Canberra... ka-ching!If you feel sick when eating on the bike, try consume liquid calories, or GU, Water mixes? Dried fruit?
There are a few ways we could ride, I am thinking maybe the Wisemans Ferry way? Go up through the Gorge (Climbing ) then out to Wisemans, over on the Ferry and back around to where the Central Coast Highway starts, I'll have to research, if not, we can go up via Calga, Peats Ridge, Bumble Hill etc. If you can't explain it simply, then you don't understand it well enough.
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Clan : Nara
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Tasuke is usually a kind fellow and always willing to make friends. He will always try and protect his friends from any danger and jump into the fight to help them. He can be quite sarcastic to the people he dislikes or just to make a joke to his friends to lighten the mood. In a fight he is renowned for his short temper and quick thinking under pressure by many of those he has fought with and also the little sarky comments he comes up with to keep moral.
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Tasuke Grew up in the Hidden leaf village with his parents, sister and brother of the Nara clan. When he was 15, Tasuke returned to find his house go burned to the ground and the bodies of his family stacked with the dead, except his sister which he though died in the fire. Tasuke was angered by this and sought revenge on whoever did this, also made him go on a killing spree where he murdered some civilians. after years of solitude he changed to becoming the nice, kind man he is now. 19 years old he met Keisuke, there friendship grew strong over one deep conversation and they ended up become best friends and considered each other as Brothers, and have supported each other through thick and thin. Tasuke and Keisuke have has many encounters with one particular shinigami, Ryun, which the two have fought numerous times to save people. Though the the two have a friendship with the shinigami. A weird one.
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