The Great Australian Bike Ride is a 204 day ride around Australia to raise funds for mental health research and awareness. The ride is being organised for Australian Rotary Health.
To more information go to www.greataustralianbikeride.org.au
The Great Australian Bike Ride is a 204 day ride around Australia to raise funds for mental health research and awareness. The ride is being organised for Australian Rotary Health.
To more information go to www.greataustralianbikeride.org.au
I’ll be sending you positive thoughts. What an awesome adventure for a great cause! See you on Oct 9 in Geelong!
By: Janet McGaurn on June 17, 2009
at 10:14 am
Hi Lovely lady: in Darwin & ready for your call if possible…thanks for the gifts & St Christopher is around my neck & will remain there permanently now..I feel your energy around it & thank God that you are in my life…I love you so much & look forward to Melbourne / Geelong in October..love you..Ross
By: rossco1957 on June 27, 2009
at 10:56 am
Hi Rossco,
Well you look mighty fine in your photo after riding over 100kms and still have a lovely smile.
Its lovely to receive your updated news, and happy riding….
Love annie
By: Annie on June 28, 2009
at 10:39 pm
Thanks Annie: feeling good after 200 kms. Great Rotarians from D9810 doing support work…makes our job easy!! Check out the Day 2 sunrise…spectacular!
By: rossco1957 on June 29, 2009
at 8:27 am
G’day Ross,
enjoying your postings and pics. You may have a travel journo career waiting for you after the ride.
Lets just ensure the Cats keep winning until you get to Geelong. Best wishes from one of your your Dukes supporters. Peter
By: Peter Kaye on July 4, 2009
at 7:58 am
Thanks Peter: plenty to report on & getting a range of great pix & personal snippets. Cheers Rossco
By: rossco1957 on July 6, 2009
at 3:34 am
Hi Rossco
You sound like you are really enjoying yourself which is great, keep it up for the great cause.
Take care
Trevor
By: Trevor Crook on July 4, 2009
at 10:14 pm
Thanks TC: sure makes a change from the Honiara rides..great roads & varying scenery…its all good. Cheers Rossco
By: rossco1957 on July 6, 2009
at 3:35 am
Hi Rossco, Glad to hear the wheels on your bike are still going round and round. We are heading off on our own adventure to Europe on Monday so keep enjoying your ride and stay off the soft sholders!!! . We can share stories when we get back…end of Aug. Deb and Craig.
By: Deborah Marcombe on July 9, 2009
at 3:42 am
Hi guys: enjoy Europe…I will keep pedalling in your absence…1000 done & 9000 to go…Rossco
By: rossco1957 on July 9, 2009
at 10:53 am
Well hello big boy, looks like you are having a great time, hope the bums not to sore., (from riding!!).
Back from Canada, had a good time, umpired a few games, went to Nigara falls, one of the wonders of the world, a must see.
Remember to ride smart, no more time trials, thinking of you, Garry McKenzie
By: Garry McKenzie on July 13, 2009
at 11:45 am
Dear Ross, What an amazing ride! I thought I did a big ride across Iowa in the 80′s! That was just a romp compared to what you’re doing! Oh My Goddess! Speaking of Goddess, I LOVE Granny!!! Maybe when we get there….SOMEday…. we can meet her!
Reiki energy is coming your way!
LOTS of LOVE and ride, baby ride energy to you!!!!
Jessie
By: Jessie Cocks on July 16, 2009
at 3:06 pm
Hey Rosco,
Although I work with tehnology I was 22 when the internet came around so just worked out where your blog actually was and you are already days into the big ride! WE just realised this is for 204 days- Luke has pledged a dollar a day towards your fundraising efforts! We’re so amazed at the stamina of your team, so keep up the great work for Rotary and enjoy the scenery of WA. much love from KJ & Luke
By: Karen & Luke on July 26, 2009
at 9:30 am
Thanks KJ & Luke for your generous donation:
yep http://rossc1957.wordpress.com is where u will find me…..now I suggest you BOOKMARK it….now 1/2 down the WA coast & in Perth in mid August…
Cheers
Ross
By: rossco1957 on July 26, 2009
at 9:40 am
Hi Ross,
Great reading and pics…. can’t believe the consistency of smiles.
Sue and I have been across to Timor Leste a couple of times establishing The Award over there. To celebrate their 10th Anniversary they have initiated the Tour de Timor. http://www.tourdetimor.com, with a $75,000 prize pool and some very challenging country.
Peter
By: Peter Kaye on August 28, 2009
at 7:40 am
Rossco, Been a while since I tuned in – new job and all the other things keeping me busy. Great to see you are now heading East. Unfortunately don’t think I will be able to join you on the run into Melbourne but still planning dinner on Tuesday 13th Oct. You are still welcome to join me on around the bay on the following Sunday if you like!
Mark
By: Mark Kelly on September 4, 2009
at 6:47 am