April 2006 MSTCV Itinerary
Weekend Mt Buller via Reefton Dave Ward leading
8th- 9th 9
am Yarra Glen
Day 1 Reefton and Black Spurs, and maybe the
Sunday 9th Eildon
via
10 am Whittlesea
Flowerdale,
Yea, Molesworth and Alexandra for morning tea after 100 km. Then on to Eildon via
Sunday 16th Trafalgar via Woodend Ben Warden leading
10 am Yarra Glen
Across to Healesville
and Yarra Junction to pick up the Powelltown Road, then down through Crossover,
Neerim South and Brandy Creek to Drouin for morning tea after 120 km along
every possible sort of good riding road. Next stop Mirboo North picking up
Leongatha, Hallston and a variation around Dumbalk. Three km of dirt along the
Sunday 23rd Strathbogie
via
10 am Whittlesea
Leg1
Flowerdale, Strath Creek, King Parrot Creek Rd, Highlands, Caveat, Gobur and
Yarck after 134 km of varied and interesting back roads. A little bit of highway to Merton and then
north to Strathbogie and Euroa for fuel after a further 64 km. This may be the
lunch stop as well. On to
Tuesday 25th Marysville (short ride) leader required
10 am Yarra Glen
It is ANZAC
day, so look out for various memorial services which could block the roads at
various towns. With luck the gravel across the Reefton Spur will have
dissipated by this stage returning the road to its former good self. If not, then
options of a squirt up to
Sunday 30th Mt
Macedon Trevor
Harris leading
10 am Whittlesea
Flowerdale, Strath Creek and Broadford for the first break. Then on to Pyalong and Lancefield for lunch followed by the Burke and Wills (bumpy) Track, then back to Woodend and up Mt Macedon for a view from The Cross. On to Romsey to break up at Wallan. Easy ride, suit pillion. Expect around 280 km.
May
Thurs. 4th Annual General Meeting
Club Hall,
A representative from St Johns Ambulance has been invited to address us
on what to do after a motorcycle accident. Specifically we will be instructed
on how to move a person into the recovery position, what to do in case of
bleeding, breathing difficulties; all the things we might reasonably expect to
be able to perform in an emergency situation. It is important that as many
members attend as possible.