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Volume 7 Number 2
2 March 2011
PO Box 4184
BUNDABERG QLD 4670
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Contacts: Owen Mitchell 0448 877244
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Newsletter: Dennis Simpson 4156 1374
2011 Queensland State Odyssey
Ride Reports
Thursday 03 February Paradise Dam
As many of you know the Gladstone Central
Queensland Ulysses Branch is hosting the
2011 Queensland State Odyssey. We will be
holding it on the Queen‟s Birthday weekend
of the 11th-13th June. It will be held at the
Gladstone Showgrounds which is a central
and handy area for all services.
We have planned and put a big effort into the
initial organisation of this event now we need
to start the crucial notification and receiving
of registrations stage so we can fine tune the
catering and need for additional e.g. seating,
meals, marquees etc.
Those who register early before 24th April
will be eligible for a GPS Unit, and will also
be given the prime camping locations
adjacent to the (much coveted) Gymkhana
area.
There are about 30 of these 6m x 6m
powered sites for those who get in first.
We will also be running 2 bars at the best
prices available for our guests and members.
We have tailoring this event to be a fun,
social and enjoyable weekend to every person
attending.
Nine of us with motorbikes assembled at the
River Cruz Cafe with a few extras who
weren't riding. It was decided to go to
Paradise Dam and I was elected to lead and
Col Olsen was tail end Charlie.
We went via the Isis highway and took
shortcut via Isis Mill and crossed the Bruce
highway through to Dallarnil where we had a
refreshment break. Then onto just past
Dallarnil and turned right through to Degilbo,
then Coringa then on to Paradise Dam where
a few gamer riders took off a little bit faster
through the twists and left some of us more
sedate riders following a little slower.
We had a BYO lunch at Paradise Dam and
the water was still flowing over the spillway,
then a short ride to the bottom of the dam.
After which we headed back to Booyal for an
Ice cream and a short break. We said our
goodbyes and started heading home, three
going GinGin way and the rest of us by the
Isis Highway.
Thanks to Col for TailEnd Charlie duties,
well done.
All in all a very enjoyable day and I didn't get
us lost.
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Dennis Simpson
Editor
Allen W
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Sunday 13 February Mungungo
Thursday 10 Town of 1770
Great weather for a ride! Left River Cruz 9
am for Gin Gin, leaving there with 14 bikes
18 riders and pillions for a bash to
Mungungo. Dodging potholes and washouts
kept all riders alert on the road through Mt
Perry and across to Ceratodus where we
stopped for a drink and chat. Then we headed
north through Monto to the Waratah Hotel at
Mungungo where Johnno & Di waited to
meet us.
The pub normally doesn‟t offer Sunday lunch
but as they do when you arrange a group they
catered to us with a choice of Chicken Kiev,
Rib Steak or fish (Snapper we think), for $15,
and a very good feed it was.
Refuelled at Monto, a choice of regular
unleaded, E10 or diesel for the beemer riders,
no premium available. Wolfy and I rode to
Gin Gin, some bikes needed a stop at Mt
Perry, but all arrived home safely after
approx 520 kms. Thanks to Ian & Annette for
tailing us all day.
Thirteen riders and one trike assembled at the
River Cruz café for morning coffee. We were
joined by a few other members who had other
reasons for not riding but wished to socialise.
Brian M suggested that we had not been to
1770 for a while and as there were no other
ride suggestions, 1770 it was. Col led the ride
and Bruce from Bargara on his Can Am with
Debbie on the back was tail end Charlie. It
was decided for a quick water stop at Jo‟s
Roadhouse and then to Rosedale for morning
tea. After the break, on to the lookout at
Round hill for a photo stop. Debbie had not
been to 1770 before and was suitably
impressed. Lunch was at the Agnes Water
Tavern for some or the fish and chip shop in
town for others. We had a quick run home
with some stopping at Jo‟s Roadhouse for the
obligatory ice-cream and a good day with no
incidents.
Brian M
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There, after watching Col O psychoanalyse a
couple dogs waiting at the vets, and watching
Thingamebob nearly get run over by a
mobility scooter, we were on our way again.
We were at the Burrum pub nice and early
and orders were taken and food enjoyed.
We had passed the Flame Lilly Adventure
Park on the way and a quick phone call had
us an invite to call in see what it was all
about.
There we met Jim who has built the park.
There are lakes, caravan sites, cabins...and
flying foxes, parachute jumping, long walks,
bicycle tracks and adventures that make you
tired even thinking about them. Most of us
decided that someone else would be good at
most things on offer but they may be a bit
tough on us seniors.
Nice spot, though, and good on Jim for
offering something different. Have a look
when you go past on the Burrum Heads road.
Then we headed back to the usual Sticky
Beaks for tea and coffee or cold drinks after
being taken on a nice little detour by Col to
avoid the stop go hold ups. We had a lot of
fun, shared good company and a good ride.
Thanks all.
Thursday 17 February – Burrum Heads
Ron H
The day started with the usual calls.
“G‟day, Ian.”
“G‟day, Col.”
“Get another table?”
“Where are we going?”
“You can‟t ride in thongs!”
“Are you going today?”
“Who‟s having the cappuccino?”
“Where are we going?”
“Who‟s having the coffee and toast?”
“Where are we going?”
I am sure all those who have been around the
River Cruz at 9.55 am on a Thursday know
the conversation. Col made the final call
“Where are we going?”Someone decided that
we would go to Burrum Heads because we
hadn‟t been there for ages. Then it happened!
“We haven‟t been to Biggenden for ages!”
There were mumbles as Paradise Dam was
ruled out as many had just been there a
couple of Thursdays ago. But still we went to
Burrum Heads and all were happy.
With Phil Morse at the head, 12 bikes and 14
riders – carefully avoiding that number 13 –
headed out to Goodwood Road and to the
usual first stop at Howard.
Sunday 20 February Mt Perry BBQ
It was obvious that summer had not relented
when riders gathered at the River Cruz Cafe
around 10.00 am.
The day was looking good and Peter and
Colleen Baker‟s barbecue at Mt Perry had
come around for the fifth successive year.
This event always provides the opportunity
for members to renew friendships and chat
about things generally. Although the event
for 2011 was a fraction later than usual, it
was none the less treated in the same way.
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It was great to see Peter fully recovered from
his stair dancing escapade and around 40 of
us all up to share the hospitality that the
Baker household is now renowned for. The
Mt Perry locals were all well and truly settled
by the time we got there having helped with
preparations. Also helping out were our now
relocated members, Jim and Mel Baker who
have taken up residence in Baradine near
Coonabarabran. Great to renew old
friendships.
After joining the remaining crew at the Gin
Gin servo, the ride led by Simmo took us to
the Grand Hotel at Mt Perry for a drink
collection break and then through the
„suburbs‟ to the hillside eyrie of the Bakers.
With everything set up, chairs under the trees
and barbeque ready, the members settled in.
Lyn, Hendo was soon on the tools cooking up
a storm and all were moving around chatting
with others. Graham and Rhonda and Paul
from the area were welcomed as were triking
colleagues, Steve, John and Linda.
Introductions were all done and the day
shared many a good conversation.
We also took the opportunity to more
formally recognise the contribution of Peter,
Colleen and Lyn to this annual event with the
proviso that they consider keeping the
practice going.
The pleasant dawdle home was fun with a
shared reflection at the diner at Gin Gin
bringing good comments about the day‟s
outing.
Thanks again to our hosts and cook and to all
who contributed and rode on the day.
Thursday 24 February The Deck
The Thursday riders again became involved
in an engaging conversation.
“Where are we going?”
“Yes, where are we going?”
“Col, where are we going?
I am sure you all know the routine.
Then it was decreed.
“We will go to Woodgate for a morning tea
break. Then we will ride to Childers and
come back along the Isis Highway and have
lunch at Grunske‟s on the River.”
That was it and it all worked well.
Morning tea was relaxing and the ride to
Childers fun. We wandered back along the
Isis as planned carefully avoiding any
potential rain and arriving at Grunske‟s ready
for lunch.
Fish, chips, prawns and salads became the
fare of the day and everyone enjoyed their
time on the deck overlooking the river.
More conversation and we all headed off in
due course.
An enjoyable day, relaxing and comfortable
for the twelve bikes who joined in.
Ron H
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the ride, coming over a hill, on narrow
bitumen, Kevin, on the Spyder was
confronted by the Mother of all idiots, who
calmly pulled out from a side road, from
which he had excellent vision, right in front
of the oncoming unit, while making eye
contact all the while. Desley and I were next
in line. Angry fists and fingers were shown to
"idiot", he probably wondered why. The
Apollonian Hotel was an excellent venue for
lunch, well chosen Ron. Plenty of
shaded parking, plenty of room, plenty of
food choices, plenty of big trees with tables
under at which to enjoy the lunch. A place to
return to in the future. We were met here for
lunch by other members including Ian L who
had been in the area for the weekend
and joined the trip home. We met the
highway via Cooran and passed through
Gympie to stop at Curra Matilda, where some
took on fuel and others ice cream only. The
traffic remained constant but relatively well
behaved from Curra to Torbanlea where our
final break took place. Goodbyes and insults
were exchanged prior to departure for
home. It was a great trip, thanks to Ron for
leading and Mick for backup.
Sunday 27 February Boreen Point
At eight am on Sunday the 27th of February
approximately eleven units, including two
three wheelers left the River Cruze Cafe for
lunch at the Apollonian Hotel, Boreen Point.
Ron had pre-run the route and booked a
table, which as it turned out was just as well.
Ron was leader and Mick and Astra carried
the first aid kit. The ring road, Goodwood
road and the laughably named Bruce
"Highway" brought us to Sexi Coffee outside
Maryborough. As was to be the norm for the
rest of the day, pot holes, road under repair
and broken bitumen had to be contented with
by all riders. During our break at Sexi, we
were joined by Keith, a member of the Fraser
Coast Ulysses, who, on his way to Howard to
see a friend, noticed a group of bikes, thought
correctly that he recognized who we were and
joined us for the rest of the day. A good result
for all. The Howard party is still waiting for a
visit. Left at the overpass took us through
Maryborough, over the Grandville Bridge,
through the forestry and on to the Cooloola
Way. The next stop was at the Matilda Fuel
Station at Goomboorian. Unbeknown to us,
Brooksy had been commissioned by Bonds to
evaluate a soon to be released range of biker
"Jocks". During this section of the ride he
put them through their paces as would be
expected of someone so dedicated. At the
bottom of a hill with a vehicle and trailer in
front the test took place with thrilling results
for those following. Of course he had to
"come clean" so to speak at Matilda. No
replacement garments were available there.
Astra, always on the ball, was heard to give
some sage advice. Fifteen minutes later and
we were on the way to the Apollonian Hotel,
Boreen Point. This was a very enjoyable ride
via the Ceda Pocket Road and included great
scenery, sweepers, twisties, hills and the
obligatory broken bitumen. On this section of
Ian McWha.
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Ride Reports:
A great set of verbal reports was given re the
month‟s rides. Thanks to all writers and
presenters.
Details are in the ride reports.
Ian L spoke about some safety issues that we
all need to consider.
The Meeting of Tuesday 1 March 2011
Welcome
The meeting began with Owen being Chair
and some 48 members present. What a roll
up! We welcomed Pat and Steve from
Woodgate. We sure hope they enjoy their
time with us.
AGM 2011:
Ross T reported that some 2500 were
expected at Newcastle.
Neil and Cathy were nominated as reps at the
Extended Natcom meeting. This is open to
variation by agreement among attendees.
Welfare Report
Marg Drummond was in our thoughts as she
continues her rehab on the way to a full
recovery. Good to see Bob and Heather
Flemming back. Hendo is still having
troubles with his leg.
Coming Rides:
These are shown in the calendar later in the
newsletter.
In summary –
Sunday 13 March - Silky Oaks with
Rocky
Sunday 27 March – Goomeri with
Fred
Sunday 10 April - Tannum Sands with
Neil Cook
Apologies:
Marg Drummond, Lyn and Hendo, Tony
Olsen, Steve Campbell, Lesley H.
Correspondence:
Correspondence was noted from Natcom,
Gympie Branch newsletter, Road Safety
Books, Mt Perry Federal Inn, Vintage Car
Group for their „get together‟ on 15 May,
Gladstone Bike display.
Other rides will include a ride with
Bruce Watson for Queensland
Weekender on Thursday 3 March.
9.15 am at The Hummock.
Financial Report:
Our current balance is $717.
Newsletter – PLEASE NOTE!!
The subscription for the newsletter is $20 for
2011 – and is due now. This newsletter is
only going out to subscribers.
Raffle:
This week‟s raffle was won by the Fred
Atkins who kindly donated the money to a
worthy circumstance!
New Rides:
Steve reported that he rode a Goldwing. Good
on ya, Steve. Alex let us know that he has
another GTR!
Vale: Ron spoke of the sad passing of our
member Rod Brown. Rod was a new member
who only recently joined us. Rod passed
away on 22 February.
Shirts and Patches:
Meeting Closed 7.40 pm
Frank has new patches available at $8. Please
contact Frank directly on 0419 103153. He
also has shirts available.
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SOCIAL AND RIDE CALENDAR
COFFEE GATHERINGS
RIDES/SOCIAL EVENTS
MEETING PLACE
RIVER CRUZ CAFÉ
RIVERSIDE PARKLANDS
6.00 pm for 6.30 start
Come a bit early, enjoy a meal
and a chat at River Cruz Cafe.
STARTING PLACE FOR RIDES
RIVER CRUZ CAFÉ
RIVERSIDE PARKLANDS
Sunday Riders must gather at 8.30 am for briefings prior to
leaving from River Cruz Café at 9.00 am – with some exceptions
noted
Tuesday 1 March
Meeting at the River Cruz Cafe
any time before 6.30 pm for a
6.30 pm meeting.
All Thursdays: 9.30 am gathering for 10.00 am departure.
Saturday 5 March
Maryborough Showgrounds
This ride is to familiarize members with the site for the 2013 Fraser
Coast AGM and will be hosted by that branch and the Fraser Coast
Regional Council to show you what they will be offering.
Sunday 13 March
Silky Oaks
Travel the Highway to Maryborough and Silky Oaks for a great
lunch in the garden surrounds of Silky Oaks Tea Gardens. You
might even get to sing with the band.
Ride leader: Rocky
Sunday 27 March
Goomeri
Ride leader : Fred Atkins
Tuesday 5 April
Meeting at the River Cruz Cafe
any time before 6.30 pm for a
6.30 pm meeting.
Sunday 10 April
Take a ride north to Tannum Sands near Gladstone. Enjoy the towns‟
surrounds and great company for the day.
Tannum Sands
Ride leader : Neil Cook
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Calendar of Events
Mon 28 Feb
Tues 1 Mar
Wed 2 Mar
Thurs 3 Mar
OMO – 10am
Tony O
07 4152 0355
BYO Lunch
Fri 4 Mar
Sat 5 Mar
Ride to
Maryborough
Showgrounds
for 2013 AGM
Event preview.
Sun 6 Mar
Mon 7 Mar
Tues 8 Mar
Wed 9 Mar
Thurs 10 Mar
OMO – 10am
Tony O
07 4152 0355
Fri 11 Mar
Sat 12 Mar
Sun 13 Mar
Silky Oaks
Rocky to lead
Mon 14 Mar
Tues 15 Mar
Wed 16 Mar
Thurs 17 Mar
OMO – 10am
Tony O
07 4152 0355
Fri 18 Mar
Sat 19 Mar
Sun 20 Mar
Mon 21 Mar
Tues 22 Mar
Wed 23 Mar
Thurs 24 Mar
OMO – 10am
Tony O
07 4152 0355
Fri 25 Mar
Sat 26 Mar
Sun 27 Mar
Goomeri led by Fred
Atkins
Mon 28 Mar
Tues 29 Mar
Wed 30 Mar
Thurs 31 Mar
OMO – 10am
Tony O
07 4152 0355
Fri 1 Apr
Sat 2 Apr
Sun 3 Apr
APRIL FOOL’S
DAY
Mon 4 Apr
Tues 5Apr
Wed 6 Apr
Thurs 7 Apr
OMO – 10am
Tony O
07 4152 0355
Fri 8 Apr
Sat 9 Apr
Sun 10 Apr
Tannum Sands led by
Neil Cook
Mon 11 Apr
Tues 12Apr
Wed 13Apr
Thurs 14 Apr
OMO – 10am
Tony O
07 4152 0355
Fri 15 Apr
Sat 16 Apr
Sun 17 Apr
Mon 18 Apr
Tues 19Apr
Wed20 Apr
Thurs 21 Apr
OMO – 10am
Tony O
07 4152 0355
Fri 22 Apr
Sat 23 Apr
Sun 24 Apr
GOOD FRIDAY
EASTER
SATURDAY
Mon 25 Apr
EASTER
MONDAY
Tues26Apr
Wed 27Apr
Thurs 28 Apr
OMO – 10am
Tony O
07 4152 0355
Fri 29 Apr
Sat 30 Apr
Sun 1May
Tues3May
Wed 4 May
Thurs 5 May
OMO – 10am
Tony O
07 4152 0355
Fri 6 May
Sat 7 May
Sun 8May
Mon 9 May
Tues10 May
Wed 11 May
Thurs 12 May
OMO – 10am
Tony O
07 4152 0355
Fri 13May
Sat 14May
Sun 15May
Mon 16 May
Tues 17 May
Wed 18 May
Thurs 19 May
OMO – 10am
Tony O
07 4152 0355
Fri 20 May
Sat 21 May
Sun 22 May
Mon 23 May
Tues 24 May
Wed 25 May
Thurs 26 May
OMO – 10am
Tony O
07 4152 0355
Fri 27 May
Sat 28 May
Sun 29 May
ANZAC DAY
Mon 2May
LABOUR DAY
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Important Information on 000 Emergency
Service
In the event of an emergency, especially if
you are travelling on country roads, it is
essential that you can tell the OOO service
exactly the name of the road or the street you
are on if you are using a mobile
phone. This service cannot pinpoint where
you are with mobile phones whereas they can
with landline phones. So if you are travelling
in the country back roads, it is good practice
to try to memorise the name of each road
when you turn onto it. It will save a lot of
time and hassle. A good example would be ,
if you are travelling to Miriamvale on the
Agnes Water road and are somewhere on
Fingerboard Road, you need to say,
Fingerboard Road, not on road between
Agnes Water Road and Miriamvale.
I hope this will help if there is an emergency.
Allan W.
The Biker’s Kiss
A tough looking group of bikers were riding
when they saw a beautiful girl about to jump
off a bridge so they stop. The leader, a big
burly man, gets off his bike and says, "What
are you doing?" "I'm going to commit a
suicide," she says. While he did not want to
appear insensitive, he didn't want to miss an
opportunity he asked "Well, before you jump,
why don't you give me a Kiss?" So, she does
and it was a long, deep lingering kiss. After
she's finished, the biker says, "Wow! That
was the best Kiss I have ever had. That's a
real talent you are wasting. You could be
famous. Why are you committing suicide?"
"My parents don't like me dressing up like a
girl......"
If you are 36, or older, you might think
this is hilarious!
When I was a kid, adults used to bore me to
tears with their tedious diatribes about how
hard things were. When they were growing
up; what with walking twenty-five miles to
school every morning....Uphill... Barefoot...
BOTH ways...yadda, yadda, yadda
And I remember promising myself that when
I grew up, there was no way in hell I was
going to lay a bunch of crap like that on my
kids about how hard I had it and how easy
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they've got it!
But now that I'm over the ripe old age of
forty, I can't help but look
around and notice the youth of today. You've
got it so easy! I mean,
compared to my childhood, you live in a
damn Utopia! And I hate to say it,
but you kids today, you don't know how good
you've got it!
1) I mean, when I was a kid we didn't have
the Internet. If we wanted to know
something, we had to go to the damn library
and look it up ourselves, in the card
catalogue!!
2) There was no email!! We had to actually
write somebody a letter – with a pen! Then
you had to walk all the way across the street
and put it in the mailbox, and it would take
like a week to get there! Stamps were 10
cents!
3) Child Protective Services didn't care if our
parents beat us. As a matter of fact, the
parents of all my friends also had permission
to kick our ass! Nowhere was safe!
4) There were no MP3's or Napsters or
iTunes! If you wanted to steal music, you
had to hitchhike to the record store and
shoplift it yourself!
5) Or you had to wait around all day to tape it
off the radio, and the DJ would usually talk
over the beginning and @#*% it all up!
There were no CD players! We had tape
decks in our car. We'd play our favourite
tape and "eject" it when finished, and then the
tape would come undone rendering it
useless. Cause, hey, that's how we rolled,
Baby! Dig?
6) We didn't have fancy crap like Call
Waiting! If you were on the phone
and somebody else called, they got a busy
signal, that's it!
7) There weren't any freakin' cell phones
either. If you left the house, you just didn't
make a damn call or receive one. You
actually had to be out of touch with your
"friends". OH MY GOSH !!! Think of the
horror... not being in touch with someone
24/7!!! And then there's TEXTING. Yeah,
right. Please! You kids have no idea how
annoying you are.
8) And we didn't have fancy Caller ID either!
When the phone rang, you had no idea who it
was! It could be your school, your parents,
your boss, your bookie, your drug dealer, the
collection agent... you just didn't know!!!
You had to pick it up and take your chances,
mister!
9) We didn't have any fancy PlayStation or
Xbox video games with
high-resolution 3-D graphics! We had the
Atari 2600! With games like 'Space Invaders'
and 'Asteroids'. Your screen guy was a little
square! You actually had to use your
imagination!!! And there were no multiple
levels or screens, it was just one screen..
Forever! And you could never win. The
game just kept getting harder and harder and
faster and faster until you died! Just like
LIFE!
10) You had to use a little book called a TV
Guide to find out what was on! You were
screwed when it came to channel surfing!
You had to get off your ass and walk over to
the TV to change the channel!!! NO
REMOTES!!! Oh, no, what's the world
coming to?!?!
11) There was no Cartoon Network either!
You could only get cartoons on Saturday
Morning. Do you hear what I'm saying? We
had to wait ALL WEEK for cartoons, you
spoiled little rat-bastards!
12) And we didn't have microwaves. If we
wanted to heat something up, we had to use
the stove! Imagine that!
13) And our parents told us to stay outside
and play... all day long. Oh, no, no
electronics to soothe and comfort. And if you
came back inside...you were doing chores!
And car seats - oh, please! Mom threw you
in the back seat and you hung on. If you
were lucky, you got the "safety arm" across
the chest at the last moment if she had to stop
suddenly, and if your head hit the dashboard,
well that was your fault for calling "shot gun"
in the first place!
See! That's exactly what I'm talking about!
You kids today have got it too easy. You're
spoiled rotten! You guys wouldn't have
lasted five minutes back in 1970 or any time
before!
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Some pictures from our ride to Mt Perry
Annual BBQ
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