Where has your bike taken you today?

[Frosty]

10 minutes ago, Newbie321 said:

Canola fields?

[Newbie321]

32 minutes ago, Frosty said:

Canola fields?

As far as I know. This was the last field that still had some good color left

[justinafrika]

6 hours ago, ChrisF said:

 

A full moon ride over Swartberg pass must be awesome 

An all-time favoured long-ago memory is (on holiday) leaving the Oudtshoorn in-laws and wife and children to cycle up the Swartberg for a spectacular full-moon and windless clear sky solo camp on the peak in the snow.  Sublime, no really… Sublime.

Edited September 9, 2021 by justinafrika

[capediver]

Out and back before the heat kicks in

In the middle of the desert...don't even ask, cause I don't know....!!!!

 

[NotSoBigBen]

A super ride through my mate Semeer's back garden this morning .... some tough climbs but well worth it!

[_David_]

On 9/8/2021 at 1:56 PM, MTBeer said:

sorry Chris didn't mean to have a go at you. There are just too many cases of people being killed / maimed by supposedly tame wild animals. And then the animal gets put down. Personally I wouldn't go near any wild animal that is capable of killing me.

Love your Swartberg photos by the way.

Hahah saw this on Reddit this morning. Apparently Hippos have been known to be ungrateful assholes 


 

Edited September 10, 2021 by _David_

['Dale]

Yesterday’s 30 degree weather was surreal ????

[MrJacques]

1 minute ago, _David_ said:

Apparently Hippos have been known to be ungrateful assholes 


 

Hippos are known to be very dangerous. You'd be better off facing a rhino.

[MTBeer]

3 minutes ago, _David_ said:

Hahah saw this on Reddit this morning. Apparently Hippos have been known to be ungrateful assholes 


 

exactly my point.

[Hairy]

41 minutes ago, _David_ said:

Hahah saw this on Reddit this morning. Apparently Hippos have been known to be ungrateful assholes 


 

 

39 minutes ago, MrJacques said:

Hippos are known to be very dangerous. You'd be better off facing a rhino.

 

37 minutes ago, MTBeer said:

exactly my point.

It is not just wild animals, wives are know to also kill their husbands

[_David_]

9 minutes ago, Hairy said:

It is not just wild animals, wives are know to also kill their husbands

Hahah... especially if you call her a Hippo.

[justinafrika]

48 minutes ago, MrJacques said:

Hippos are known to be very dangerous. You'd be better off facing a rhino.

Rhinos do seem to be quite chilled.  They regularly amble up to our vehicle on our weekly nighttime anti-poaching patrols outside PE.  Ain’t getting out of that vehicle though, not a chance.

[Jbr]

beware the wild wife

[justinafrika]

1 minute ago, Jbr said:

beware the wild wife

Ah, I see you've met the ginger ex, she went through two more hubbies after me.  ????????

[Trashy]

41 minutes ago, justinafrika said:

Rhinos do seem to be quite chilled.  They regularly amble up to our vehicle on our weekly nighttime anti-poaching patrols outside PE.  Ain’t getting out of that vehicle though, not a chance.

Years ago, when Midmar dam still had Rhino on their reserve, I did a race that went through there.

I was going down a long, fast jeep track when a rhino ambled across the road in front of me. Brakes were grabbed. Pants were $h@t.

[Trashy]

View from the top of Plaisir de Merle.