Annual NSW/Vic ADV Happening-5th May Jingellic.

So is the loaded dog.
http://www.advrider.com/forums/showpost.php?p=17997060&postcount=41

Nah, thats when i visit me Mum at the river on the way to the Dog, i only see her once a year now

If I had a vote, I would agree with Russ.





But I don't.

Schnitzel eaters are go

Which date for the Schnitzel munchers

Preferably may 12, but no earlier than May 5

My 2c

Thats not a schnitzel ...................


This is a schnitzel







5th May Jinjellic

I'd be keen for the 12th but only because the Brumbies play the Waratahs on the 5th in Canberra. That said it has been the 1st weekend the last few years if I recall correctly

That's a heart attack on a plate.:eek1

wait till you see the kilpatrick

The Tahs will win it so no need to go to Canberra to get depressed.

I'll chat to Nev today and pick a date whatever date we choose will not suit all.

Then I'll change the title reflect the date.

biggest snitty wins the 5th it is

5th is a go for me [if I'm not working!],
be nice be able to do a few more rallies, last couple of years have been pretty ordinary!
Cheers
Baza

2012 the year of motorcycling adventure Baz and then 2013 maybe a lap of the "Block" adventures to be a had galore

Of just got to work out this long service shit, never had it before, bit of a novelty,
Cheers
Baza

if you have a lot of it, come round the block with us

No leave loading on long service, makes it very ordinary when you're travelling!
about $600-$800 per fortnight lower pay! :eek1
Cheers
Baza

Just a suggestion for those looking for a route.

Try Woomargama National Park.
From Albury - follow the River Road east and turn left (north) onto Tunnel Rd.
From Woomargama (on the Hume) - follow Tunnel Rd south east.

Look for the information area that has been created from a gravel pit on the eastern side of the road. That's one turn off from Tunnel Rd.

Turn to the east into the plantation forests. You'll basically end up following Tin Mines track. First few kays are typical forest roads, either course gravel sheet or deep dust. Follow the nose.

If you follow your nose you'll end up at an old fence, with the National Park sign. You could also look for the National Trail / Walking Track signs too.


The eastern end is Yenches Rd. That leads you out onto the Jingellic Rd (wot a plan!!) a few km south of Lankey's Creek hall. Turn south and you'll end up at Jingellic.

Twin track fire trail at worst. A bit where the road just goes over some rock outcrops but nothing that is too difficult. Of course, it's been more than 12 months since I was up there.


Bad distraction suggestion time:
It's also an alternative location - Tin Mines Camp site. There is bugger all there. Not even drinking water. You'd have to bring your drinks and food, rather than pay for someone to pour it into fresh, chilled glasses. And not much chance of snittie, either. Our little crew have been talking about getting up there for a weekend.

BTW. Don't trust Google Earth on this one. It's wrong. And Phillis Rd is locked off at the park boundary.


Don't know if I can make it taht weekend. Don't usually work that weekend, because the classic club has a day ride on the sunday. Dog with two bones.

Bingo. Reckon that's as close as us mugs are gonna get to a consensus! Those dinner table shots might have swayed a few of us.Let's keep a rough tally going of numbers for May 5th at Jingellic this year. There is limited formal accommodation, so unless you're camping, contact the pub via the previous link and book your bed directly. I'll let the publican know a bit closer to the weekend about meals numbers. Giddyup.

I'm in.