All you Ozzies named above are due a parcel from the Motherland...I don't know whether any of you are close to each other but there may be advantages to combined shipping.
Let me know if you would like me to check this out after you have talked amongst yourselves...Ian
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Ian, I expect these Ozzy's live quite close to each other! Probably only 500-600 miles apart
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I was watching a program last week about a husband and wife who drive one of those Oz road trains. They decided to park the trailers in a lay-by and drive the truck to visit Aires Rock as they were in the neighbourhood.......it was just 750 miles away 
Ron
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They are lucky Ron..They have space and sunshine...A few too many bugs, snakes and other unfriendly critters though....
...Ian
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Hi Darren...I cook my dinner at that temperature... ...The parcel isn't Pommie beer...that would be far too strong for you lads bought up on weak lager...
...I'll mail you all anyway with individual shipping costs...Ian
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There's the old saying that relates to Yanks and Ozzy's. "You think 200 years is a long time. We think 200 miles is a long way" Ron
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I still maintain that it is you lot that are the Pohms! "Prisoner of His/Her Majesty"
Going back to those old days, since when we have been called "Limeys" because of the citrus fruit our sailors were given to avoid Scurvy.
It's all done in the best possible taste folks
Ron
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Thanks Neale...The French (Frogs), call us 'Roast Beefs'...I guess because it's a national dish...Ron..Aren't the Aussies 'Diggers'?...Ian
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Yes Ian, but apart from Sam, Neale and Darren who we know of. I think most of the rest are called Bruce or Sheila.
It's good that piss taking transcends the globe 
Ron
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I don't know what it is you're sending Ian, but the more you have in a parcel the more the total value and the chance of customs duty. Just one thing to think of 
email (option): horror@blueyonder.co.uk
Please don't stop this interaction! Very amusing!
Regards,
Sven
and no, don't put me in between you.....
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Going back to those old days, since when we have been called "Limeys" because of the citrus fruit our sailors were given to avoid Scurvy.
It's all done in the best possible taste folks
RonYes Ron it is in Jest,
No convicts in my bloodline we came out as free settlers at the start of the gold rush.
Diggers refers to the ANZAC Corps but hearlds back to the gold rush.
It's alright Sven I won't mention Volvos or Ikea furniture
Ian Neale is about 2500 Kms away from us. Might be easier to post seperately.
Cheers all
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Darren.............I'm not from Sweden!
The Netherlands it is, so no funny lines about cloggs and windmills, that would be too easy...
Regards,
Sven
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Hi Sven..What about shoes made from trees?... ...Ian
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Sorry Sven
I didn't realize you are a rollmop eater, knowing a few clogwogs here I will try not to make you angry knowing my Aunties temper.
Sorry to confuse you with a swish dish
Cheers Darren
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.I was watching a program last week about a husband and wife who drive one of those Oz road trains. They decided to park the trailers in a lay-by and drive the truck to visit Aires Rock as they were in the neighbourhood.......it was just 750 miles away
RonRon,
Turns out the 2 southerners only live 100km apart, but I live a good day's ride ride further north, 1,800km near enough.
It was 33C on Sunday, but has been overcast since, very pleasant 25C.
I'm too busy to pop down and collect what I presume are my knobs, so unless one of the southerners feels like a quick spin up my way, it looks like Ian might have to post separately.
Please advise total, Paypal ok?
Neale
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The Netherlands it is, so no funny lines about cloggs and windmills, that would be too easy...
Regards,
Sven
Sven I have found the Dutch to be a very tough race of people, who pioneered South Africa on their BSA M20's, can drink two spoons of coffee in a very small cup, are all tall enough to survive below sea level and grow some very peculiar plants.
Ron
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.I was watching a program last week about a husband and wife who drive one of those Oz road trains. They decided to park the trailers in a lay-by and drive the truck to visit Aires Rock as they were in the neighbourhood.......it was just 750 miles away
RonRon,
Turns out the 2 southerners only live 100km apart, but I live a good day's ride ride further north, 1,800km near enough.
It was 33C on Sunday, but has been overcast since, very pleasant 25C.
I'm too busy to pop down and collect what I presume are my knobs, so unless one of the southerners feels like a quick spin up my way, it looks like Ian might have to post separately.
Please advise total, Paypal ok?
Neale
Any of you Going to the All British ?
I will be there on the M20 that I was never going to ride to abother one after 2000.
So I can bring it up to Sinny.
Fred Jupe of the QldBSAOC usually goes as well so he can take them as far as Runnaway Bay.
That should be getting close to 2500 km north.
email (option): wariron@tpg.com.au
You Aussies wouldn't be so quick to ride 2000km in our bloody weather...I rode to work for 25 years..rain, snow, ice and more rain with a few weeks of sunshine (which you would think was a winters day) thrown in every couple of years.... ...Ian
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...Ian Ian
I ride about 100kms per day to and from work, rain hail or shine. Sometimes it has been as hot as 48C other times I have 3" of water in my boots.
I sometimes ride up to 500kms for a good meal and a cider. But most of the time the weather is good, no sleet or snow here.
Trevor
I will try to make to the ABR but unfortunately it won't be on a Beeza, all four are in the process of restoration.
They won't let the Yammy in the gates so I will drive up for the day.
Cheers Darren
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Don't forget some piccys for the forum...Ian
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Well for 23 years I ran a courier company, from the saddle of one of our bikes ( all XJ's except for an R 65LC , GT800 Kwaka & my old SR 500 ) .
So I rode 100 K to work 400-600 km / day for work then another 100 k home , all day every day, during deluges. on days with foot ball sized hail stones, through 60 Km/hr winds , past cars floating down the road on days so hot that I ripped tar off the road under my boots & I had to lean the bike against a wall because both the side & center stand sunk into the road, so a couple of "misty limey days " would present no challenge at all.
We Aussies are born tough
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