2019 In Pictures

Yes, pictures.

Because a picture tells a thousand words. After having my slackest blogging year since I started this caper, this is how it is going to be. Yes, just two posts per month (with none at all in June - you will note why later) as I really haven't felt like much of interest has happened in 2019.

Anyway, here goes......

January was another
Victorian high country holiday.

February 
was a visit to Sirromet Wines for Cars N Coffee

March 
was using a work trip to climb Ben Lomond in Tasmania and having Chiller visit for a four day ride of SEQ.

April 

was my eldest's Year 12 Formal and many funds were expended.... plus a visit to my folks where we wheeled out some golden oldies and did some exploring.

May 

saw us running in a mate's new ride via various back roads and some Top End flying.

June 

was a bit busy with work, letting go of relics of the past and starting a trip across the Simpson Desert.

July 

and we were still on the Desert trip. 

This included hiking up Ayer's Rock amongst other things.

August

was a crack at a Far Ride and not much else really.

September

was looking at dust storms from 39 000ft and visiting "home" again.

October

was a bit motorcycle-centric with picking up a bike for the kids, attending a California Superbike School day at Morgan Park and the Phillip Island Moto GP with Will and Steve.

November

was some yard work, Number 1 child's graduation (with some honours!) and watching pyrocumulonimbus clouds boil up to 30 000ft as the bushfires took hold on the East Coast.

December

was more yard work tinged with sadness at the futility of keeping it all alive, then thanking my stars that we weren't burnt out like so many others.

Lets hope 2020 is a bit more interesting than 2019 was because frankly, 2019 just felt like going through the motions. Apart from a few key events it took a lot of sifting through photos to find anything much of note......

Roll on 2020!!


Cheers.