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2014 Guest Speakers Announced
We are very excited about our 2014 Blue Mountain Special Guests.
Our first guest is a legend amongst distance running coaches. Jack Daniels leveraged his coaching ability and knowledge in exercise science to lead SUNY Cortland runners to eight NCAA Division II National Championships, 31 individual national titles and more than 130 All America Awards.
Jack's Book: Daniels' Running Formula
Jack competed at the 1956 and 1960 Summer Olympics where we won team silver and bronze medals in the modern pentathlon.
Jack outlined his training philosophies in the book, Daniels' Running Formula. He mentors and coaches some of America's top distance runners. He will be discussing these philosophies with the campers.
Our second guest, Shalaya Kipp, is joining us from Boulder Colorado. Shalaya qualified for the 2012 Summer Olympics by placing third at the U.S. Olympic trials in the 3000 meter steeplechase with a time of 9:35.73. She beat her personal best by more than 7 seconds and achieved the Olympic A standard for the first time.
Shalaya Competing in London 2012
While running for the University of Colorado at Boulder, she was a 3 time Steeplechase All-American, 4 time Cross Country All-American. Prior to focusing on track and field, Shalaya was also a competitive alpine ski racer for 10 years.
2015 Bus Schedule
The Bus Departure Schedule on August 16 will be as follows:
* Buffalo, NY: 7:30 AM Eastern Hills Mall (near food court entrance)
returning on 8/22 at about 5:15 PM
* Rochester, NY: 8:30 AM Marketplace Mall (near Marquis sign in mall parking lot)
returning on 8/22 at about 4:00 PM
* Woodbridge, NJ: 9:30 AM Woodbridge Center Mall (between Sears and Verizon Store, closer to the Verizon store)
returning on 8/22 at about 1:30 PM
* Rockaway, NJ: 10:45 AM Rockaway Townsquare Mall (near food court entrance)
returning on 8/22 at about 11:45 AM
2013 Highlights
Big thanks to our Campers, Staff, and Guest Runners for making BMXC such
a great week! Congratulations
to all our athletes who went on to run personal bests and win numerous
league, district, sectional, and state championships. See you next year!
2014 Guest Speakers Announced
Jack's Book: Daniels' Running Formula
Shalaya Competing in London 2012
2015 Bus Schedule
2013 Highlights
We enjoyed another great week of Blue Mountain
full of running, great memories, and new friends. Camp serves as an important stepping
stone towards big personal improvements and team success! We wish you the
best and hope to see you again at Blue Mountain.
Donn Competing in London 2012
Blue Mountain Cross Country Camp has been the premier camp for high
school runners since 1969. The
camp was founded to educate and motivate athletes in the sport of cross
country. Over 9000 runners have
benefited from the Blue Mountain summer experience. Camp Directors John Malach
and Dale Ladd invite you to take part in our tradition.
Blue Mountain is for runners of ALL ability levels. We cater our training to each individual
from beginners to the sport to varsity runners and teamp
captains. We have had first time
runners as well as Footlocker XC
finalists, and runners who have gone on to compete internationally in the
Olympics and World Championships. It
is very common for campers to improve after Blue Mountain - we help athletes
take time off their personal records, develop self-confidence and stay
motivated. Not only do we educate
them about their sport and the planning necessary to succeed in it but we
also nurture the same education and planning for all aspects of life.
Our staff to
camper ratio of about 1 to 7 allows each runner to get the individual
attention that he or she deserves.
All activities are supervised and each cabin has a resident staff
member. Our staff consists of
successful high school coaches / teachers and competitive collegiate and
post collegiate athletes from the Northeast. We also have a team of lifeguards as
well as a Registered Nurse on staff.
All campers are encouraged to get to know their counselors since
they are a source of great information and experiences. Many of our campers and staff form
great bonds during camp and it isnt unusual for campers to later become
staff themselves!
Guest Speakers and Professional
2011 guest speakers were Steve
and Sara
Slattery. Steve attended Blue Mountain while in high school. He went
on to great success in college and post-collegiate running including:
World Cross Country team member, US national title, multiple Big 12
conference titles, among other accolades.
His wife Sara, also an elite runner, was a multiple NCAA champion
and US national champion. It was
great to have both of them back to Blue Mountain for 2011.
returning guest at Blue Mountain is former camper Fawn
Dorr. While attending Blue
Mountain in high school she was a New York State champion in cross
country. After changing her focus
to the 400m Hurdles she continued to have great success in college and
now runs professionally for the Brooks Beasts
Track Club.
In years past our honored guests have included Olympians, world record
holders, World championship team members, and national champions such as:
Ryun, Molly
Huddle, Donn Cabral,
Tollefson, Amy
Rudolph, Ed Moran,
Caroll, Todd Williams,
Fonshell, and Kevin
Mountain Expanding Middle School Program in 2013
2011 and 2012 we had a small number of 6th, 7th and 8th grade cross country runners. For 2013, we are looking to
expand on this by having a training program geared towards running
shorter distances and having separate living areas for the younger
Our 2012 camp was an overwhelming successful week. 225 of us enjoyed
everything from the rural dirt roads and trails, to the outstanding
waterfront, to the many activities available including the brand new
fitness center with treadmills, bikes, and stair climbers. Some of the
highlights were Fawn Dorr and Ed Moran, over $1000 in givaways
from the National Running Center, the Best Dance Ever, and much, much
Our host, Camp Westmont, in Poyntelle, PA offers endless miles of well
groomed trails and rural dirt roads. We have found cross country paradise
at this facility. The soft running surfaces, beautiful scenery and
challenging hills make this the ideal location for a running camp. The
100 acre lake offers canoes, kayaks, waterslides, and a water trampoline.
Click here
for more information and pictures
Online Registration and payment is available here.
Bus Service Available from Multiple Locations
Blue Mountain Cross Country Camp: August 16-22
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Have you been to Woodward Copper as a pro?
I go to Woodward at Copper a lot, can't wait to check it out in the summertime.
What does Woodward mean to you?
Woodward is a really cool company in action sports that is all about perpetuating the growth of athletes and action sports as a whole. It brings pros and you get to train with your idols. It's a symbol of growth in action sports.
How has Woodward helped you to progress your tricks on snow?
I use the tramps and foam pits to progress skills. I haven't used the ParkSkis yet, but I'm sure there are countless ways to use them to ski and try something safely before snow. I like that you can learn gradually in a safe environment.
Are there any new tricks you are working on?
Yeah, I will be mostly working to perfect tricks I'm bad at. Nothing totally different but some grabs and rotations - tweaking old tricks.
Why did you want to visit Woodward now that you are an Olympic medalist?
Cool opportunity to see on-snow in the summertime and hang out with the kids and coach them. I'll get the opportunity to hang with campers, train, and hang out with my coach and friends, and it's a great environment to try tricks. I'll put the skates on and there is also so much to do outside of my core routine.
What influence has inline had on your skiing?
It kind of indirectly influenced skiing. I wasn't trying to get better at skiing, but there's a lot of the same movements, rail tricks would translate, and without knowing it there was also muscle memory.
What is an an ideal ski day for you?
Wake up early, like 7:30-8:00am, have a good breakfast, meet up with buddies at the lodge, tell some jokes and set the mood right, then ski nonstop till 2:00 or 3:00pm with maybe some lunch in there, then finish up at Woodward and jump on the tramp.
Will you be bringing your medal to camp?
Yeah, people want to see it so I'll definitely bring it.
Any tips for kids to make money to get to camp?
When I was a kid I was a bit of an entrepreneur. I would make money going door-to-door in my neighborhood and doing odd jobs for my neighbors to make money to get a ski pass. I would charge $1 for candy bars on the bus. People helping becomes contagious, you can get people to help if you're dedicated and have a good cause.
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Olympic tramp or Supertramp?
Foam pit or BagJump?
Foam pit
Dodgeball or capture the flag?
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Roasted marshmallow or s'more?
If you could dump a jug of Gatorade on one person's head, who would it be?
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So I will admit it. Every year, I plan on getting my holiday gift shopping done early, and every year I find myself scrambling at the last minute, trying to find the perfect gift for somebody on my list. For this reason, I have put together a Holiday Gift Guide for items here at Active Water Sports. I asked some of our staff to give me a list of a few items that they would love to receive, and narrowed them down to a list of items that might be perfect for somebody on your list!
Dan's Holiday Picks
- Liquid Force Team Wakeboard Rope/Handle Package in Orange & Blue – $154.99
- O'Neill Slasher Zip-Up Impact Vest – $129.95
- Remote Lecomte 40″ Hometown Series Wakeskate (2014) – $399.95
Sara's Holiday Picks
- Byerly Buzz Wakesurf Board (2014) – $499.99
- Sol Republic "The Deck" Wireless Speaker – $199.99
- Nixon Small Player Watch in Rose Gold – $225.00
Greg's Holiday Picks
- Nautique G21
- Supra SC-350
- Moomba Mondo
Gerry's Holiday Picks
- Ronix Koal Fish 4′6″ Wakesurf Board (2014) – $549.99
- Stern's Barbie Vest – $14.95
- Ronix One Carbon Skimmer 4′10″ (2014) – $649.99
Matt's Holiday Picks
- Nixon Blaster Wireless Speaker (Any Color) – $150.00
- Spy Discord Sunglasses – $109.95
- Sol Republic Jax Headphones – $39.95
We have a lot more to offer than what is shown here, so feel free to stop by and one of our knowledgeable sales associates will be more than happy to help you pick out the perfect gift, no matter who you are shopping for! The bonus is that your friends will have until January 15 to exchange soft goods such as clothing, wetsuits, vests, tubes and accessories (unworn/unused, tags attached, and in original packaging), and until JUNE 15 to exchange wakeboards, water skis, and bindings (even if they have been used!) as part of our performance guarantee**. We want to be sure that everybody is happy with their gifts this Holiday season.
Come visit us at one of our stores, or give us a call:
Active Water Sports Beaverton
12050 SW Canyon Rd
Beaverton, OR 97005
Active Water Sports Oregon City
1224 SE McLoughlin Blvd
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Lebanon is accusing Israel of usurping its most precious culinary specialties. It intends to create a geographical label to identify 'authentic' Lebanese cuisine. To further stress its point, Lebanon also intends to beat the largest hummus dish world record, currently held by Israel…
Lebanon and Israel have officially been at war for 60 years. Over the past few months the neighbouring countries seem to have found a new subject to bicker about: food.
It all started on a local TV show last October when Lebanese industrialists complained about the commercialisation of star Lebanese dishes such as hummus under the label "Israeli cuisine" in western stores. The president of the Lebanese Industrialists Association, Fadi Abboud, filed a registration request for the creation of an EU label for authentic 'Lebanese' dishes.
Authentic hummus is a chickpea purée with sesame cream (tahini) seasoned with garlic, lemon and olive oil. It is one of the best-known and -loved Lebanese "mezze" (appetizers). Its popularity has spread to Israel, where the best hummus makers of Tel Aviv or Jerusalem reach movie-star fame.
Top hummus makers in Israel. Published on YouTube by elahnz , on April 8, 2009.
But hummus is also big business. Lebanese industrialists are mainly concerned about the loss of market share in the face of foreign produce, which they estimate at around one billion dollars a year.
In an increasingly competitive market, Israelis are coming up with ever-more-creative solutions. Paprika, onions, olives, basil and sun-dried tomatoes are among the new flavours which are added to the original recipe, much to the horror of hummus purists.
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Israelis made the world's largest plate of hummus in 2008: a 400 kg plate, four metres wide, at the Mahaneh Yehudat market in Jerusalem. Lebanese hummus makers intend to break that record on October 24 in Beirut's Saifi marketplace. Originally published on The Hummus Blog.
Fadi Abboud, is president of the Lebanese Industrialists Association.
Israeli hummus with paprika and pine nuts. Published on Flickr by bitzi, on July 18, 2006.
Some people add the famous Sephardic recipe of 'chaminabos' (brown egg) to hummus. Published by ilan on Flickr, on May 25, 2009.
Jews from Yemen had the idea of adding 'foul', another chickpea-based dish, to hummus. Published by EranMahalu on Flickr on May 25, 2009.
Some Israelis add mushrooms to their hummus. Published by ErniePhoto on Flickr on April 24, 2009.
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shows a huge hummus dish used for unknown military purposes, possibly connecting
with superior beings.
I love hummus no matter where it comes from. It taste so good, I eat it by the bucket. Keep on making that tasty stuff and export it over to Canada.
both Lebanon and Israel, should be ashamed of their publicity.
Hummus is an Egyptian food , that groews in Egypt ,eaten by Egyptians thousands of years before Lebanon and Israel came to exisit.
Sorry, mate, the Hebrew bible mentions Ruth and Boaz sharing a dish of Hummus more than 2000 years ago. And they "wiped" it with bread, too. Your proof now.
OMG! The Arabs have been eating a Jewish dish for centuries and didn't know it! They should boycott eating it for the rest of their lives! LOL!


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Feeling a little "Squirrely" this morning
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- Betsy Adams said...
Cute post..... I don't have much love inside of me for Squirrels... I don't buy the birdseed for them...I've told them that over and over --but they don't listen. I'm pretty good at slamming windows too!!!! ha (Wish we did have a gun!!!! ha)
- December 19, 2012 at 11:17 AM
- Maple Lane said...
This is cute, Dorothy. Little fella must say a lot of prayers; he's had plenty to eat!!!
- December 19, 2012 at 12:43 PM
- Daisy said...
What a cute post, Dorothy! Loved it!
- December 19, 2012 at 4:07 PM
- Lynda said...
Very cute! Our cats love to chase the squirrels. I think squirrels are kind of cute and very talented in their ability to jump from tree branch to tree branch. I have some friends that look at them like they are overgrown rats.
- December 19, 2012 at 9:15 PM
- George said...
I'm usually not a fan of squirrels, but this is a great photo sequence. I love your captions.
- December 19, 2012 at 9:46 PM
- Southern Lady said...
A nice way to start my day, Dorothy ... best wishes to you and Jeep for the best Christmas ever!
- December 20, 2012 at 3:35 AM
- ~margo~ said...
Totally delightful!
Made me smile. You're good at writing these little comments under the pictures.
- December 20, 2012 at 11:17 PM
- Mary said...
Cute! He does look a bit fat....just fluffed up for winter, I'm sure he would say :-)
- December 23, 2012 at 8:27 PM


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As I got hold of the Cozmic RX 2.0, I was attracted by its sleekness and the neat joint areas. The bike looked so smooth as my eyes gloss over it. Lifting the bike off the grounds, I was pretty amazed to find that it was lighter than it looks. Giving the frame a slight tap and I found that answer to its lightness; the frame is made of carbon fibre tube to tube. With XC racing geometry and stock quality parts such as Shimano drivetrain and controls, Mavic wheelset and Ritchey cockpit, the Cozmic is enough to poison you and make you feel like a racer when you get on board.
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Zooming in on the specifications, the main frame is carbon-fibre tube-to-tube bonded. This allows the manufacturer to increase strength at important areas and shave off the unnecessary to achieve a lightweight but strong and durable frame. Casted carbon fibre produces a seamless frame but surprisingly, Polygon has also done it with the tube-to-tube configuration.
Upfront is a Marzocchi Corsa RLO and it certainly offers excellent traction while absorbing bumps with plushness. The fork also functions well in climbs with the lock-out frame feature. It may not be as light as other forks out there, but it definitely gives one the stability at descents. The cockpit is built with the Ritchey Pro series but why wasn't the bike given a Ritchey Headset to match? The drivetrain is a combined groupset of Shimano XT and SLX. The braking response from the SLX brake set was superb, matching with the new 6-bolt XT rotors. The drivetrain is accompanied by the blissful shifting of the SLX shifters and XT Shadow rear derailleur. An XT crankset with a pressed-fit bottom bracket makes it neat and tidy.
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From my very first pedal stroke on the Cozmic RX 2.0, I felt like a racer on the go. The test ride was conducted at Bukit Timah Hill where the 2009 National Cross Country Race was held. As I cranked up the rocky entrance of Bukit Timah Biking Trail, I was hit by a sudden realization; this bike is very light! Although it took me a short while to adapt ti the 'Race Geometry", I was soon flying through the trails in no time. The handling was pretty much straight forward around the corners with the flat bars spotting some trendy bar ends. Everything went really smooth and it was not complicated to operate the smart lock-out gadget on the trail.
For weight-weenies, the cockpit and some other components still holds potential room for upgrades like carbon bar-stem combos, carbon seat post and everything else that's Cozmic RX 2.0, there's really no need to upgrade unless you're bent on really taking it to the extreme. There wasn't any obvious flexing during the climbs and downs and everything about the bikes seemed perfectly integrated.
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O2 UK lands the Sony Ericsson XPERIA X8 in September
O2 has just confirmed that starting next month it will be offering its customers the Sony Ericsson XPERIA X8. That means the mid-ranger will make it for a market release only in the last month of the promised Q3.
O2 are still hesitant to reveal details about the pricing of the handset but we doubt it will be terribly expensive. After all, if the company offers the XPERIA X10 for free on a 45 GBP/month contract, the XPERIA X8 will probably cost pennies even on the cheapest tariffs.
Let us remind you what the Sony Ericsson XPERIA X8 is all about in case you have forgotten. The handset features a 3" HVGA (320 x 480) screen, a 600MHz CPU and runs Android 1.6 (though Éclair update is coming before the end of the year). The smartphone also comes with a 3.2MP snapper and great all round connectivity (quad-band GSM/EDGE, 3G with HSPA, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and GPS).
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ISTANBUL The leader of the main Syrian rebel force on Monday threw his weight behind the formation of an interim government to administer rebel-held areas as heavy fighting broke out in the Syrian capital and several suburbs.
At least three mortar shells struck central Damascus, the seat of President Bashar Assad's power. The pro-government's Al-Ikhbariya TV said one of the shells fell in Muhajireen district near Tishreen Palace, one of three palaces that Assad uses in the capital.
Activists also reported that mortar shells struck near state security agencies in al-Barakmeh district and close to the Higher Education Ministry in Mazzeh district.
At least 26 people died in the fighting in Damascus and its suburbs, according to the Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights.
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Lebanon has been on edge since the uprising against Assad began in March 2011. Gunmen on opposing sides of Syrian civil war have frequently clashed in Lebanon, raising concerns of a spillover.
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"We recognize the coalition as our political umbrella and we hope this government can be formed unanimously and that this government will exercise its powers in all of Syria," said Idris, the chief of staff of the FSA. "We consider it the only legal government in the country."
Idris' comments sought to boost efforts by the opposition's Syrian National Coalition to choose a prime minister who will form an interim government. The coalition has failed to take such a step twice before, but members say there now appears to be more agreement that such a step is necessary.
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Modern evolutionary theory is built on some - but not all - of Darwin's ideas, but has gone far beyond them
It is often assumed that biologists eagerly embraced Darwin's theory about the origin of species when he unveiled it, and that scientists continue to accept all his ideas to this day.
In fact, various ideas about the evolution of life had been around long before Darwin came up with his theory. It was the compelling evidence that Darwin assembled in his 1859 book On the Origin of Species, however, that really convinced most biologists of the evolution of life by descent with modification from a common ancestor.
Modern biologists see Darwin's greatest contribution as the main mechanism he proposed: natural selection. During Darwin's lifetime, however, many biologists were not convinced that it could account for evolution, and the idea fell out of favour.
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While Darwin was right about most things, he also made a fair few mistakes. The biggest was his hypothesis of "pangenesis", described in detail in his 1868 book The Variation of Animals and Plants Under Domestication. According to this theory, beneficial characteristics acquired during the life of an organism could be passed onto offspring over the course of several generations, thanks to particles called "gemmules" shed by body cells that became concentrated in the reproductive organs.
Darwin thought this could explain, for instance, why children are born with thicker skin on the soles of their feet than elsewhere, but this idea was dismissed in the 20th century. There's a twist in this tale, though: a few biologists now think there might be ways for traits acquired during an organism's lifetime to be passed on. However, it has yet to be proved that this can happen and, even if it can, it is very much the exception rather than the norm.
Darwin's other mistakes are more trivial. For instance, in one edition of Origin of Species, Darwin enthused about "Eozoon canadense", which had been identified as a primordial microorganism by others but whose "fossils" turned out to be nothing more than mineral formations.
Darwin also thought the dog was a hybrid of several wild ancestors whereas chickens had only one ancestor. Actually, it turns out the the opposite is true. He also suggested the lung evolved from the swimbladder of fish, whereas nowadays it appears the reverse is true.
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Anne Hathaway's Pixie Haircut: Do or Don't? (PHOTO)
Anne Hathaway seems to be taking hair tips from Harry Potter actress Emma Watson.
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Why wasn't the granddad watching the kid more carefully? And no where in the story does it say what the kid did to the dog.
I can not help but laugh at these blind dog lovers. A dog bit a 4 year old child and you guys are indifferent. I would love to see your reaction had an strange dog attacked your your child, sibling or family members. You guys are speaking of the bread of the dog but that is irrelevant since you do not know THIS dog that did the attacking.
I am with the granddad on this one.
Sure you could probably find stories of dogs going insane and running around biting people, but how many times does that happen? Nearly all of the time the dog gets pushed too far before it does something. For all you know the kid could have been beating the **** out of the dog with a baseball bat but you don't know that do you?
Yes the dog should have been on a leash when out in a very public area but the question still remains why didn't the grandfather stop her? Would you let your kid run upto a strangers dog or even a stray dog without carefully watching him/her?


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He serves as the program's recruiting coordinator and his on-court responsibilities include working with the guards and wings. In addition to his game preparation - which includes opponent scouting, film editing and game-planning - gameday coaching and administrative duties, Conley also coordinates the Storm's series of successful on-campus summer camps and clinics.
Prior to coming to Lake Erie, Conley spent four seasons as an assistant at his alma mater, The University of Findlay. While there, he helped the Oilers to a four-year mark of 112-16, four NCAA Tournament appearances, three GLIAC South Division championships and a pair of GLIAC Tournament championships. The 2005 team reached the Elite Eight and finished the season ranked first in the final NABC Coaches' Poll. In the 2006-07 season, Findlay went undefeated in league play. Conley was also on the Findlay staff for the 2007-08 season when the Oilers knocked off Division I Ohio State in an exhibition game on the Buckeyes' home floor.
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Location: Sunshine Coast, Qld, Aus.
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The Adventure Ride that never really happened.
Preamble: This report is very text heavy but has a story to it, this is not my usual light hearted report, I am a total whinger in this one um enjoy.
Well, I had planned from last year to do
The journey (from planning onwards) was almost a whole bunch of mistakes, taped together throughout a number of weeks. So anyway, I began on bike prep a couple of weeks prior to departure and fitted all kinds of nice adventure bits (check out the build log here): http://www.advrider.com/forums/showt...=504280&page=2
(Problem 2)The first major thing to go wrong was the ordering of a few necessary items, I really wanted a larger screen as I was to pump out some big KM days and was dreading the buffeting caused by the standard screen. The screen I wanted two weeks it would take to get made and sent, this was a week before departure, BUGGER! Oh well, I can live without it.
(Problem 3)One thing I really wanted though was a fuel bladder to make the necessary carrying of extra fuel much easier, ordered over the phone a week prior and made sure it was getting express posted to be here well before departure day, after many phone calls etc, the bladder never arrived, so it was on with the old fuel can which seemed ok (although, as we will find out later, no so ok).
(Problem 4)Another thing I wanted was company. I am used to riding solo, but this ride was taking on some rather remote places and myself and my wife would feel much safer if I had a/some riding buddies. Due to my last minute planning etc, no one was ready to up anchor and jump on board with my ride, oh well.
The last major thing I wanted was a SPOT, because I would be doing it all solo I really wanted that kinda backup safety etc, and also to give my wife piece of mind. Luckily a fellow inmate was able to lend me one at such late notice and I picked it up the day before departure.
So departure day came, the bike was all loaded up, the night before I got plenty of sleep ..not something that usually happens before a big ride.
I decided to do a quick little reminder for my tank bag so I could look down at it at time to time. On a lot of my rides, I seem to want to push on all the time and start to sweat it about making it to certain destinations etc, I really wanted to enjoy this ride, take it easy and have some fun. It says on there Have fun, Enjoy, Smile J then it has a pic of my two youngens and then says Take your time, NO RUSH!! And PHOTOS
So I head off from work at from Maroochydore on the
Heading along towards Dalby.
Headed through Dalby, hooked along for 50 odd Ks and (Problem 5) realised I needed fuel, I had no idea what the fuel situation was between Dalby and St George, so decided to treck back to Dalby for fuel, so an added 100ks on the transport section is never welcomed. Later found out there are two major fuel stops between there!! Bummer.
Another rest stop before Moonie, I was making good time (albeit with the extra 1hr turnaround for the fuel)
Made it in to St George at about with spirits reasonably low, but I really wanted to press on as far as I could to start the real adventure tomorrow (Problem 6 not looking at my tank bag at the reminder I had written for myself!). I had some dinner, fuelled up and decide to wait at the towns edge for a truck and follow it for as far as I wanted to go. I would do this to sit just the right distance back to allow for Kangaroos to be seen and scared away etc.
As it turns out, I waited for a good 10mins and nothing came through, so I headed off into the Roo laden darkness at a rather slow pace. After about half an hour a caravan caught up to me and I allowed it to overtake. It was doing a good pace so I sat a safe distance behind it and it worked perfectly, he spotted the Roos, braked, allowed me to slow right down behind him and watch for the secondary roos that sometimes pop up out of nowhere.
We made it in to Bollon at about or so and it turned out that both of us were chasing the same camp site, we ended up finding it after a while, set up camp and I was ready for a good nights sleep.
I called the wife to see how things were and how the SPOT tracking was going (Problem 7). For some reason, the tracking was not working, as far as I knew, I was pressing all the right buttons and the lights were definitely flashing like they should me! It was not what I needed to know, as if I was in an emergency situation, would the 911 button actually work? How was I to know? (Problem 8) My wife had had a terrible day with the kids, it made me feel really really guilty and I felt like packing up camp and coming home straight away, but she assured me that it was fine and all would be well tomorrow.
Day = 720km
The camp in the morning in Bollon.
I was up early and on the road at about . Still heading west.
(Problem 8) I am a real animal lover and especially a bird lover, hooking along the road a pack of Galahs take off and shoot across my bath ..SMACK. Better pull over to inspect the damage, I really felt for the poor thing, at least it was a quick death.
Into Cunnamulla for a fuel stop and a chat to the wife. Thing were better that morning, but as I chatted on the phone to her, I was explaning that I was just not feeling the ride, like I explained earlier, I had slept well the night before departure, something that never happens, even the morning before actually leaving, there was nearly no excitement and this morning, spirits were really low. I have no idea why.
Some bloody beautiful country out this way, I really love it!
Between Cunnamulla and Thargomindah I pulled over for a rest, took off my helmet and popped in on my rear rack my rear rack ..isnt there supposed to be gear on my rear rack?????? (Problem 9) I checked my pictures to make sure the gear was on there when I fuelled up in Cunnamulla (pic above), so somewhere in the last 100ks I had lost it all. I stopped and thought for a minute, fuel container important, but I might be able to get one at the next servo, brand new $200 tent yeah, better go back. Heading east, I was scanning the road side for my gear, 60km back I find it.
Fuel container, destroyed. Chair, seems ok. Tent, pretty torn up! I have another ponder for a few minutes. I am really considering continuing east all the way home! (in hindsight, I should have!) I decide that the tent might be ok, but I will be relying on getting a fuel container at the next servo as there are sections later that I will not make on my standard tank. So I press on to Thargomindah.
(Problem 10) I have a very small budget for my rides and a $30 fuel container was not going to help things out! But alas, I pay through the nose for it and make sure things are strapped down good and proper. Wishing my fuel bladder had have turned up which is easily strapped securely to the rear of the bike!
I really try to focus on where I am and try to enjoy myself but by now, but spirits are rather low.
Although they do pick up as I see The sign.
The real adventure will be starting in 20KM!! Yahoo!!!
I head in to Noccundra which is the last town before Tipooburra/Cameron Corner. There are a bunch of Adventure bikes out the front which is great and we have a good chat.
They inform me that the road is in reasonable condition but there are some tricky patches (Problem 11) and that a rider went down and was air lifted out that morning, this really put a dent in my confidence.
(Problem 12) I fuelled the bike up just to make sure and spoke to the publican about the looming cloud, he said Not a chance of rain mate So I was satisfied with his local knowledge. As I am leaving, some of the bikers warn of the impending rain coming this way, I dont worry too much on the advice of the publican, also a ute is loading up ready to head to Tipooburra, he said he will follow me to make sure I am doing ok, that suits me fine.
Finally, I hit the dirt/sand/bulldust ahhh nice! The bike is handiling it great, I turn the steering dampener up to settle the bike down a bit over the loose stuff. By this stage in the afternoon the wind has really picked up, I am leaning the bike immensely just to keep going in a straight line. The guy in the ute is behind me, which I dont really like, I feel like I need to push fast as he is in a car that can travel at good speeds and I am a bit of a novice on a bike so I slow down to let him pass, as I do (Probem 13) the new bloody fuel container comes loose and I almost lose it!!!! I pull over to let him pass and fix up the container. He pulls up beside me and I tell him to keep going. He says he does not want to so he can make sure I am ok, I say thanks but I am fine, he tells me that he was one of the people on the scene to this mornings accident and he was the one to retrieve the busted bike, now I understand his concern. I tell him I will take it very slow from now on being on my own.
Just as I finish strapping my fuel container back down (Problem 14) the bloody clouds open up!! Not heavy rain, but enough for concern with all this red dust/bull dust around. With my thoughts turning to my low front guard (the high guard being another thing on the to do list BEFORE starting this trip that I was unable to do) claging up with sticky mud and locking etc. I decide it was time to cut my losses and head back to Noccundra and have a good think. So after finally making to the start of my real adventure ride, I was tuning around, now you can see why I called this the adventure ride that never really happened.
So 70odd ks back I am at Noccundra, I pull up and ask how much a room is and with my already dwindling budged I decide to consider it over a beer. I head down to the camping area to scope it out and sit and have a think. I am considering my options, the rain has eased off to a few spits etc. I am thinking (1) Get a room for the night if the rain starts getting heavy. (2) pitch the tent and try my luck with the rain (3) hang around and see if the rain stops later and press on to Cameron Corner later risking a night ride (4) L head home. I head back up to the pub and chat to a few travellers who are there. They then inform me that the rain is sticking around as a front is coming through and will be bad weather for the next few days!! All around the areas where I want to ride!!!
By this stage I have already made my mind up, I was putting my tail between my legs and heading home. I tried calling my wife, but could not get through, so I called my parents instead. I was just looking for someone to tell me I was doing the right thing. I talked to them about the dramas etc so far and the looming rain. Being parents, they gave me the sound advice that I needed. The places I want to see will always be there, but I will not if I take silly risks. I had no idea what the tracks were going to be like wet or after the rain and I was still uncertain if my SPOT was going to work if I got into too much trouble.
Mounted the saddle once more and started heading east L .. Back to Bollon for the night in the same camp spot, made it back there by around 9:00pm to set up in the dark again.
Day 2: = 1240km
Up early again to get home to the family, just the most direct route with the GPS leading the way. I was home by about
Day 3: - = 700km
So, the things to take away from this ride:
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Cheerful traveller
Joined: Apr 2008
Location: Gympie SE Queensland Oz (Adventure heaven)
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Up sides
Seems like the strom went well. You have a better idea of fuel range. You can review tie down strategies. Photos looked great. Your planning will be better next time. Can I come next time. My strom needs a good outing like that.
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Joined: Mar 2009
Location: sunny mudbourne
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ya still here to tell the tale and there's always next time. Sometimes you've gotta pull the plug and that takes guts.
I'm with Guzzimike ... ditch the occy straps and get some AndyStrapz. Didn't lose a thing off my Strom in 16500km around oz a couple of weeks ago.
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Location: Castaways Beach. QLD.
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Hi Joe, just stumbled across yr RR. I can relate to how you were feeling. Once that thought of "turning around" sets in , it is very hard to shake it. That Nuccundra / Tibooburra rd if wet would be a prob. I rode it 3mths ago after rain. same thoughts went though my mind. ( see my RR )
I've done 3 x Mountain Bike rides solo of 1000km. or better. ( one to Birdsville) So have been down quite a few times mentally, It gets easier to "work around" these downs the more experience you acquire.
We all Have to make hard decisions. You made the right one.
Hope you are still out there Adventuring..............
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OUTBACK ODYSSEY on KLR, http://advrider.com/forums/showthread.php?t=744692
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think of it as an equipment test, i think we should all listen to our 6th sence, you never know what might have happened.
you assessed the risks, and made a good evaluation.
still a good read, we have all had our ups and downs, it was still a ride.
Joined: Mar 2012
Location: Brisbane, Australia
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Great Mods!
That was a GREAT report! Have you been on any other adventures on the VStrom?
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Gnarly Adventurer
Joined: Jan 2007
Location: Hornsby, Sydney
Oddometer: 285
I'm a rope man and I love my knots.
The picture of the top of the new petrol container after problem 10 shows an accident waiting to happen. At the very least use a short bit of cord, string or rope to hold all those lines together in the centre. Tie off to one line and go weaving under and over around and around to keep all the lines crossing at the one place.
The bit of rope that goes from back right to front left looks as though it would go loose as soon as it pops over the shoulder of the front left corner.
Tie off at every chance you get so that you have multiple lines secured so if one or two go loose you won't lose tension in the others.
Mental toughness is something I don't think we're born with, but it can definitely be developed. I've seen numerous professional tennis players displaying mental weakness in their younger years that they've been able to get on top of. What's marvellous about your RR is that I'm sure that's exactly how many of us would have been thinking as well and we identify and empathise with you in that regard. Of course it's another thing to be able to go on and develop a strategy to overcome it, but the problem is way more than half solved if it's at least defined.
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Location: Brisbane northside
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I really enjoyed reading this report Joe since it's different to many that don't show you what's going on inside the rider's head. Your problems were many on this trip and I suspect that the single-rider loneliness factor made it seem worse.
Last year I did my first decent adventure ride http://www.advrider.com/forums/showthread.php?t=373317 and I can tell you that having company along made all the difference in the world, even though I have done a few solo thousand km days myself (on the tar) and quite enjoy those rides as well. We had a few problems on our cape trip as well as you can read.
Offroad in remote locations makes me think very seriously about my family and the importance of getting back to them alive should an unforeseen event occur. Sitting around the camp at night sharing the day's adventure moments is also much more fun with some amigos.
Put some plans out on the forum with plenty of notice and you may find some amigos to tag along! We planned our cape trip for a year before we set off...
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Location: True North, GA
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Sorry to hear about you not getting to finish your ride but with all those things going wrong can't blame you for going back home. P.S. I bet that was a mess cleaning that poor bird out of your bike. Hope your future rides are better
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Location: Texas at large.
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I have learned the same lesson about strapping gear down with bungie cords!
On the up side, loosing your load on the road, gives you a lighter bike, and you learn you can live without all the stuff!
Keep your chin up, and keep adventuring!
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WoW Joe that was realy an adventure imo keep em coiming.
Maybe put it out there and post your ride up there are many advantages to having a couple of extra riders. tools, spares, knowhow, etc and
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Good On Ya Mate
Fuck that's ballsy.
Good on ya mate, for putting a slightly different slant on the ride report.
Certainly given me a few things to think about.
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Have fun in Japan. I went into Otaku culture shock and spent pretty much every penny I made for the next 10 years there LOL