The REAL Wintersun....

If it's Smee, he'll probably pike.

I might be up for the brewery run, but I might pike

-----sharks

 

Half-pike into the vat?

Moike

 

I was at the brewery run last year
where were you?

 

<snip>
That 'suburb' is actually Mildura. The water-tower at the north end of town
is (or was) in the yard of the old Wintersun Hotel (which has had a variety
of names since 1990)

 

Moike, have it on good authority that the one and only Conehead will
be attending...

Johno

 

who the **** is conehead?

 

Smacks mate

 

smack who?

 

I only go to the Supers ... sort of!

Cheers
Goaty

 

In Tassy, Happy Valley is the old name for the Newdegate St area of West
Hobart. Apparently the Quakers settled it, and were known for their
cheery outlook on life.

Cheers
Goaty

 

Water tower? That explains why there is a trig point called Wintersun there!

Cheers
Goaty

 

I believe that small park around the corner from Newdegate St was
originally a Quaker cemetery?

Cheers

 

Now they're earth-quakers!
Postman Clem

 

Postman Clem indeed... the regular Clem would've seized on Hobart having a
Newdegate St and made some sort of remark about shrinkage.

 

I don't get it...

Postman Pat

 

In NW Vic, Happy Valley is the area just before Robinvale on the Tol Tol
road. Its name is quite appropriate, because there was a HUUUUUGE amount of
dope grown around there in the years before the rest of the population knew
what dope looked like. It was grown all along the Euston - Buronga road in
vast quantities, too.

 

Coneheads mate

 

Yes, while waiting for the bus, you can read the headstones ...

Cheers
Goaty

 

Not just hotrods. There was a Wintersun motorcycle rally at Mudgeeraba
last weekend. Held by the Motorcyclist Enthusiast's Club of the Gold
Coast. Best rally in AGES. I loved it. Will be doing it again next
year.

---
Cheers

PeterC [aka MildThing]
'81 Suzuki GS450-s
'87 BMW K100RT

www.dmcsc.org.au

 

Argyllshire, Scotland... Home of the Clan Campbell.
while we're singing Scottish ditties

"Ohhhhh.... Cambelltown Loch, I wish ye were whisky,
Cambelltown Loch, och aye,
Cambelltown Loch, I wish ye were whisky,
I would drink ye dry."

Joe M.