" Careful with that axe, Eugene...." said Ed, ( GroverK) mildly, at 3am.

" I'm gonna &^%$!&&*...!&*@%...)*&^)&* you *&^$%$%^ %^& "

" Yes mate, sorry for your loss, but I'm not in the business anymore. Besides, we never did services for beloved bandicoots after hours anyway." Ed smiled charismatically. 

" You F*&^%@*( $&^%@C&*(^...I'm gonna *&^%$%^$%    ^%&(@ ..." 

" Now I can certainly do you a nice line in Ben Hur chariots   trailers to attach to your bike. How does that sound? You can transport your dog, axe, fishing rods and fold up chairs. It's a bargain and handles well in the dirt! Now run along and come back after breakfast, there's a good chap. "

The drunken man wandered off in search of other faces to punch.
 

I know this all happened. I know it happened because reliable sources informed me. I was actually sleeping off too much schnapps in my tent with Bella snoring loudly and didn't hear a thing. It was a good rally.

Some assorted K bikes there:

Ooops!   

Some more assorted K bikes there.....












Sean.

Saxon7 wrote:" Careful with that axe, Eugene...."

Ummagumma!


I had a drug-addled youth, as well. Did you spot several species of small furry animals in a cave, groovin' with a Pict? By the way, which one's Pink?

Two Wheels Better wrote:

Saxon7 wrote:" Careful with that axe, Eugene...."

Ummagumma!


I had a drug-addled youth, as well. Did you spot several species of small furry animals in a cave, groovin' with a Pict? By the way, which one's Pink?

I still have that somewhere.....on cassette! All I need is a pencil to tighten it up and she's ready to go.

I still have the dog-eared 33-1/3rd rpm record in my collection and had it on 8 track in my '75 Camaro. But the constant 'thump' as it shifted between tracks was distracting, especially when curled up with my girl down by the river of a Summer evening.

enjoyed the pics Sean, if only I had room in the dogbox for the chainsaw, I would have happily offered it to him. 
good to see Marie getting a moment to relax. 
It was a good roll up of K's , did you get to find out their origins.
the RAT sidecar with  a lot of built in accessories. , hidden up in the bush, belonged to a chap called "Beetle", from south Oz I think.
nice to see people with a sense of creative adventure turning their favourite ride into something more.
 that is what events like this help to promote, theories , concepts and ideas.

Hey that's my blue kl1100 Sean.
I looked around for you blokes but got side tracked
The axe man was our boxer friend I think 
Should have got the dogs to look after him
I think our friend had listened to enough ummagumma to sink a ship 

Nice pics, Charlie.   
mal, you must have been camped pretty close to Damo? Well, we'll know which bike to look for next time!

Sean.

Nice pics. Looks like a great rally and nice camping site too.

Yep it's a top camping spot but a bit dry this year some of the bikes were actually kicking up dust.

It's usually very green because its in a rainforest. But yes it was drier this year than some previous.  

2008:

[quote="AL-58"]It's usually very green because its in a rainforest. But yes it was drier this year than some previous.  

Jeez Al, looks like your chair grew an extra leg.

rossko wrote:

AL-58 wrote:It's usually very green because its in a rainforest. But yes it was drier this year than some previous.  

Jeez Al, looks like your chair grew an extra leg.

Very observant.  

Frank(Victorian K1100RS) was driving it that year, it was one of the years he couldn't ride after his industrial accident.

Al