The skies were busy at Bald Hill

went for a ride through the Royal National Park south of Sydney, the temperature was right and a delightful day was had. went to the lighthouse at Wollongong and went to go up Mt Keira but road was closed due to rock falls

nice shots Baz looks like a great day/ rock slides aside

I like the look of that road winding around the coast. Nice one.

At least I've got one Bandit in mine

Looks good Baz. We had every weather known to man except snow and hail.


20C and pea soup fog on Thunderbolts Way then 37C by Dungowan!





Sunday the Bandit went his own way, so we got more adventurous. It basically rained all the way home from Nundle via the Scone Nundle Road, with it's 20 creek crossings!





Oops, Hijack Alert!

Nice pics around chaps, even if we do have a Hijacker
That winding road along the coast in your pic Baz, isn't that the bridge (that hangs off the side of a mountain) just north of Wollongong?

Kiwisteve wrote:Nice pics around chaps, even if we do have a Hijacker
That winding road along the coast in your pic Baz, isn't that the bridge (that hangs off the side of a mountain) just north of Wollongong?

Yeah Steve, its part of Grand Pacific Drive, which really stretches from Nowra to the northern end of the Royal National Park just south of Sydney.
The township where the hang gliders fly is Stanwell Park and the bridge is called the Sea Cliff Bridge and I can recall spending holidays there as a very young boy at Coalcliff when there were only really beach shacks in the area. And I recall swimming in the rockpool because the surf was too rough.

Baz wrote:

Kiwisteve wrote:Nice pics around chaps, even if we do have a Hijacker
That winding road along the coast in your pic Baz, isn't that the bridge (that hangs off the side of a mountain) just north of Wollongong?

Yeah Steve, its part of Grand Pacific Drive, which really stretches from Nowra to the northern end of the Royal National Park just south of Sydney.
The township where the hang gliders fly is Stanwell Park and the bridge is called the Sea Cliff Bridge and I can recall spending holidays there as a very young boy at Coalcliff when there were only really beach shacks in the area. And I recall swimming in the rockpool because the surf was too rough.

Suzukis 2014 Bandit in camoflague road test.