...bugger...does anyone know what the road's are like from wanganui to stratford then from stratford though to ohura then up to kawhia are like for roadwork's..wife an i are going to the street races in wanganui--and then though to kawhia ..
.xjr...
.."What's with all the lights"..officer..
I fear the day technology will surpass our human interaction. The world will have a generation of idiots! ALBERT EINSTEIN
The controllers at HN are pretty helpful to dumb ag pilots! So it's not too much of a problem.
After driving on that crap road the other day, the old Fletcher looks like the better alternative!
I've said it before, though, I'd much rather be wearing the Shoei helmet than the Gallet
against my better judgement,i decided to go for a ride to mokau today.
ya got that right pussy.fucken shit.my ride's now dust coloured.
i just don't understand why they don't finish one patch before starting another.but i guess starting 50 of them at once is the done thing when starting roadworks ...... at christmas time.
Mitchell Road (just west of Whakamaru) is just one wet layer of tar on a hot day. There is a thin strip of chip between the sea of tar, but its almost as slippery cause of all the soft stuff around/under it.
Eight Mile turn off through to Mitchell Road is good thoughand from Whakamaru to taupo is ok too (but yes, watch out for the patch of concrete!)
The plan (apparently) is to get all of the works completed before Christmas (Tui).
The stuff in the Awakino Gorge is straight out of the Ministry of Works era...50kph signs where there's no roadworks, no signs on the corners where there is freshly thrown chip seal!
On the way back from Taupo the other weekend I managed to strike every bloody Stop sign on the way! All six of them!
(Still managed a decent ride all the same)
Luckily the next time I'm heading back to Taupo (to see the Endurance Racing) will be in the cage and the time after that will probably be Pie Rower so no doubt there will be fresh road works by then!
'He's a simple man, with a heart of gold in a complicated land...' Working Class Man - Jimmy Barnes
mate, there's only 2 arrivals, 4 departures, or 2 instrument approaches (although the VOR was down for maint. today)
probably more like the 300' cloud base for most of the morning - even a fletcher going IFR* wouldn't have made it over the Kawhia gap....
* = I Follow Roads/rivers/railway tracks......
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