Please list yr ideas here.... Today I was so bored me and the chick headed up to SP country for breaky on Darby Street then did a tour of the tunnels and gun placements at Fort Scatchley, did some shopping and then had a lunch at Caves Beach on the way home. Far from my ideal way to spend a Sunday but got me loads of brownie points.
I have recently purchased myself a new weapon to keep me entertained on flat / windy days but I think I am going to need something else as well. Any ideas? What are you blokes doing? And before you start LL - NO
I emptied my garage,several tip trips a good hose out I now have one tidy garage with a heap of room for more McT's
Its amazing what you don't get done when your surfing every weekend,so I'm kind of happy there's been no waves around,but I'm at the end of my teeter. The new board will be cured so bring so waves please.
Nice bike Ted,I've got a similar bike but its a Felt.
Ted we have a few kayaks so when there is no surf can still get out on the water for a play . Good fun to surf in small waves as well , and if you find just paddling to dull chuck in a fishing rod great fun , unless the fish is bigger then the kayak .
McHenry said... Step one wig mtn bikes, if your going to buy one buy one of mine
fixed it for ya.
Nice looking machine there Locky. That looks a mean machine. Two good down hill tracks near here but I do not have the balls anymore sadly....hard tail is enough for the cross country I do these days.
Tassie - I still have a kayak - its a 5.2m touring beast....got bored of it in recent years and its down at a mates place in Sydney. He has a similar one and it at least gets some use these days. We spent a couple of yrs doing every waterway we could find in and around the Sydney basin but then I discovered the 666 world and it was left behind.
McHenry said... Step one wig mtn bikes, if your going to buy one buy one of mine
fixed it for ya. Tassie - I still have a kayak - I discovered the 666 world and it was left behind.
Ted are you recommending I should grab a SUP Funny another bloke suggested the same thing last week for the small / flat days . Had a quick look at them **** they are dear . How expensive are those paddles
Tassiedevel said... Ted are you recommending I should grab a SUP
but think that there is room for them in the quiver -
Have never used one Ted , have to admit have hardly ever seen one , but you could be right I think they could be fun for me on the days where the point breaks are really small . Was really surprised how expensive the paddles are a cut in half kayak paddle would almost be just as good and a hell of a lot cheaper .
I have two motorcycles, one is under restoration, so it takes some time. I have a longboard skateboard that gets a couple of rims a week, plus a 25 ft yacht that goes out at least one weekend over three. It also requires a minimal amount of upkeep..... Oh, and I just started playing the b.ues harp. Not to mention all the household chores to keep the bride happy when I go surfing, or playing with my other toys.....which you can't have too many of IMO
When I have nothing to do .... or should I say the wife has nothing for me to do then I spend a bit of time here and maybe bang er ....scratch out a few tunes and I do mean scratch
