Final few metres of SH1 sealed

[NordieBoy]

Look at the bike he rides Eddie of course its sarcasm, figured that out ages ago But can we play with him a bit longer mum? Can we keep him? Can we? Can we? Please

OK. But you've got to walk him at least once a day.

[Ixion]

And, you have to clean up after him when he craps and pisses everywhere.

[Bald Eagle]

From the article "SH1 is in many ways the backbone of the country"

Trouble is it's a pretty crook back, arthritic and out of alignment with a couple of discs missing in the middle.

[Smifffy]

From the article "SH1 is in many ways the backbone of the country"

Trouble is it's a pretty crook back, arthritic and out of alignment with a couple of discs missing in the middle.

Explains why we have a crippled economy I guess.

[That looks like fun]

Explains why we have a crippled economy I guess.

I am so excited Road toll coming down Economy fixed and to think all this achieved by sealing a piece of road to Cape Rienga Why havent previous Governments done this!!!
If you refer back to my first post you may see what I believe has been achieved by sealing this road (and it certainly is not an improvement in the economy).
On the plus side camper rental companies will be happy, and think of the growth at the Cape From all the pooze and wheeze (fertiliser) the free campers will dump there

[Smifffy]

I am so excited Road toll coming down Economy fixed and to think all this achieved by sealing a piece of road to Cape Rienga Why havent previous Governments done this!!!

Now you're getting it. Drink the kool-aid, Big Brother has our backs.

In years gone by if there was an effluent problem somewhere, the local council would put up a public toilet, now they just complain, pass by-laws against the campers and wonder why tourism starts to fall.

Having said that, I'm fairly sure I wouldn't just crap in the middle of a reserve or car park.

EDIT: But then you did promise to walk me and feed me, and clean up after my mess

[That looks like fun]

Good to know you think your house trained
Come on its time for your walk

[vifferman]

Yeah, I saw that on the news, but it's too BLARDEY LATE!!! The paint on my tank's already fookt, courtesy of 60-odd km of riding the vifferbabe and I did a few years ago, when we went up to Cape Reinga and I got some grit under the tank bag.
The trip (4 days around Northland) was a minta though!!