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Sprung Chicken Ride 2009

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Day 109, Thursday, 16 July 2009. Distance travelled 119.3 km. Avg speed 20.3 kph. Max speed 40.0 kph. Bush Camp to Bush Camp. We got under way at 8.30am with the intent of doing at least 100km before knock off time. It was about 5 degrees when we left and Mark rode with full fingered gloves for most of the morning. Should I go outside? Zoom into the map and use the 'Satellite' layer to see our new location. A flock of Corellas beside the road. A Division of Multilocus Interactive Pty Ltd.

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Sprung Chicken Ride 2009

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Day 313, Friday, 5 February, 2010. Distance travelled 48.5 km. Avg speed 15.0 kph. Max speed 47.2 kph. New Norfolk to Hobart. We remain intrigued by where all the traffic comes from. Zoom into the map and use the 'Satellite' layer to see our new location. Black swans on the Derwent River near Bridgewater. Denise in the Elizabeth Street Mall. Victoria Dock and Hunter Street. Denise crossing the Tasman Bridge. A Division of Multilocus Interactive Pty Ltd.

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Sprung Chicken Ride 2009

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Day 358, Monday, 22 March, 2010. On the ‘ About. Page of our website we mention the Powerhouse Museum in Sydney has a bike on display ridden around Australia in 1899 by Donald Mackay . Our discovery of this bicycle in 2008 became another piece of our justification that it was practical for us to undertake the same journey in 2009. The only conclusion Denise and I can draw from reading about his journey is that he was a very tough and determined character. Day 359, Tuesday, 23 March, 2010.

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Sprung Chicken Ride 2009

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Day 167, Saturday, 12 September, 2009. Distance travelled 110.9 km. Avg speed 17.0 kph. Max speed 30.8 kph. Bush Camp to Roebourne. We passed our first flowering Sturt Desert Peas this morning and just in case we did not see them in flower again we stopped next to a small patch outside Whim Creek to take some photos. We needn’t have worried, as there were many patches along the road to Roebourne. We made it to Roebourne 30 minutes before sunset after a terribly windy last 40 km.

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Sprung Chicken Ride 2009

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Day 293, Saturday, 16 January, 2010. Distance travelled 37.3 km. Avg speed 13.7 kph. Max speed 31.1 kph. An easy day into the Melbourne CBD for another capital city photo and then off to catch the Spirit of Tasmania across to Tasmania. As we passed through security and rode up to the ticket office we were surprised to be greeted with Oh you must be Mr and Mrs Arundel , which made us feel a bit special. It turned out we were the only bicycles booked on for the evening trip.

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Take Control and Minimise the Risk (How safe is it on Australian roads for bicycles?)

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Home Daily Reports March. This article was originally submitted to Pedal Power. In April 2010 for inclusion in it's magazine Canberra Cyclist. It was unpublished. Because it deals with the issues of safety and the visibility of cyclists on Australian roads we have decided to include it here. Take Control and Minimise the Risk. Rdquo; and leading with “MORE than 60 per cent of Tasmanian drivers believe cyclists are a road hazard.” the story was reporting on research undertaken by insurer A...The story got...

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Sprung Chicken Ride 2009

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Day 305, Thursday, 28 January, 2010. Distance travelled 50.2 km. Avg speed 12.9 kph. Max speed 46.2 kph. Riding along the bitumen we thought we could hear the sea and when we reached the turnoff to Granville Harbour we found we had a good view of the ocean. The rest of the ride into Zeehan was up and down with some pretty big hills. The hard work in riding these was tempered by the magnificent scenery, especially that of Mt Heemskirk. Zoom into the map and use the 'Satellite' layer to see our new location.

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Sprung Chicken Ride 2009

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Day 206, Wednesday, 21 October, 2009 to Day 215, Friday, 30 October, 2009. The extra time has given us the opportunity to explore Perth a little more than we have done on our past visits. The two week break has been good for us. We are now finalising the plans for our journey to Adelaide and will leave Perth on Saturday. Oh We keep getting asked by Email and phone if we are still getting on with each other! Denise is making and cooking real rissoles tonight! Coffee and cake on the lawns of Kings Park.

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Sprung Chicken Ride 2009 - Home

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This website documents our (Denise and Mark) bicycle ride around Australia between March 29, 2009 and March 28, 2010. Traveling in an anticlockwise direction around Australia, we visited each of the state and territory capital cities of Brisbane. Includes the background information about why we chose to undertake the journey and all the answers you may be looking for about Sprung Chickens. For both Denise and I the past 12 months have been extremely enjoyable. There were some hard days and a few low ...

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Sprung Chicken Ride 2009

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Day 364, Sunday, 28 March, 2010. Distance travelled 114.3 km. Avg speed 20.5 kph. Max speed 49.2 kph. Below on our Google map we have created a timeline and linked photographs to 11 points along our route. To access the photographs and the story behind them click each of the red dots on our route. The timeline also shows where each of the red dots fall on the elevation profile for today. Zoom into the map and use the 'Satellite' layer to see our final location. Map photos - 0913.