What a great day out under a blue sky with freshly watered tracks to play on.

With 4 starters we adopted the "rolling" tail man system. The person put on a corner became the tail man, worked bloody well. Only had to count to two 

The pastie I had at Toongabbie was the best I've had in yonks, but we all hope the serving staff get up to speed with the new touch screen check out before next time, lunch nearly became dinner as we waited with the locals adding to the wait by jumping the queue.

A good mix of tracks, wide and narrow with a few testing hill climbs thrown in.

Back at the cars after 6 hours with 98ks under the wheels.

Thanks again Wiggy for the directions and Phil and Joe for your company.

PS - and I made it back in time for my Son's bucks night. Glad it was Sunday today so I could have a sleep in, it was a big day for Kenny 

A group pic on Rintoul Creek 
L to R Joe, Phil, Ken and Wiggy

Thanks for a great days riding Wiggy, perfect winters day ,  good company ,it couldnt have been better.

So was the buck's night why you were still carving things up on the drive home Ken, you went by so quick I had no time to wave. Mind you, would be hard to recognise my bike with the solid coat of Neerim mud on it.

Yes I was driving to a schedule Mat, didn't think it was that fast though. Sorry I missed you behind the mud security screen.