My maiden ride

I enjoyed myself to the absolute extreme leading a considerate group, they were well behaved, more than I can say for myself the urge to let rip was over whelming but knew I had to control my emotions to my group as a leader. Now and then a few riders came to play with me up front to keep me company. Once again I express my thanks to an awesome friendly group on my first ride. Thank you to Dave as sweeper to Parys and to Abe returning home. Lets do it again
A special thanks to Nick Sendall for his assistance on planning the route with me.

Well done!

One thing is for sure, the ladies are doing a sterling job in leading rides......may we see many more ladies stepping up to the plate.

Great to see the increasing number of lady riders in general

now.....let's see some pics.....please

Well done Sue!!
Pity we couldn't join you all!

Pictures please?
Oh and for future use: how many were on the ride?

19 bikes on the ride - and well led by Sue with a very good route.

Just goes to show - the more input from more people results in different routes - just what the club needs.

Well done Sue.

I can't wait to join you on the Dec trip to Graskop.

I have to say that it takes and guts to lead the pack. Well done Sue .....I'll ride with you.

Also looking forward to the trip in December. I see on the Forum that Tony has been to Kaapsche Hoop and enjoyed it. The input looks good.

By the by, did you guys see THE MOST BEAUTIFUL guest house behind the breakfast location? Old fashioned house, rooms big enough to really swing a cat around in (if you would want to do that) and well priced for a group of up to 10 people. Really a hidden treasure for a weekend breakaway. I do know what the protocol is for publishing their particulars on the forum, but will gladly put their contact particulars down.

Hi Jester
Will be great if you post any particulars on Places to stay or Places to eat

I wil do so with the greatest of pleasure

Sue when I was at Kaapschehoop I commented to my wife that this is the way that God wanted us to live on this earth. Safe tranquil, no fences, chickens and rabbits and horses roaming around. They have an old turkey that thinks he owns the place. There are cats and dogs that roam with the chickens, vervet monkeys in the trees. It is a beautiful and restful place.

Tony I am getting more and more excited about Kaapschehoop. Had a biker visit our workshop today and he commented that it is paradise. Got any pictures to share with us?

I do but they are on my laptop which is at home. I will see if i can send some to the forum.

Sue Coetzee wrote:Tony I am getting more and more excited about Kaapschehoop. Had a biker visit our workshop today and he commented that it is paradise. Got any pictures to share with us?

During our Milly's trip we visited Kaapsche Hoop. here are some pictures

Andre - you should have some more photos that were take there in December 2004.

LeRoy Olivier wrote:Andre - you should have some more photos that were take there in December 2004.

Yes, I have a few. Nice to look back at the old pictures. You still had the old LT Must upload a few.

I was at Kaapse Hoop yesterday, in the cage though

It is a STUNNING little place !!!