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Stan you gooose.. read the first page..

What we're doing is heading to thronleigh maccas.. than heading up the old pac (pacific hwy) that was used to travel up the north coast before the built the freeway.. most of it's 1 lane each way.. got some nice windy stuff and isn't too busy.. should be a great cruise up..

We're heading to gosford than through to Avoca Beach which is about 20mins from Gosford turn off..

Have Lunch.. go for a swim..

Than ROCK ON BACK..

i'm gonna be coming up - so feel free to meet me near my place if you come over the spit bridge than we can head up to thornleigh.. it's gonna take us about 40mins to get there so we'll have to be a bit early!!...

I'm off to thailand in 2 hours for a week or so.. i'll catch ya'll when I get back..

indeed.... ill hang back with ya. :(

racing is not worth it... with fuel prices..  :P

I don't "race" on the road.

I just hate it when I get stuck behind someone that won't use the car in the corners :)

I normally always go the speed limit on the straight bits. It's just when someone that doesn't use the car in the corners tries to get past.... <_<




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