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Published: February 17th 2009
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Grenfell to Griffith The day began grey and overcast, but warm enough to be comfortable. The wind was very strong from the east, with many extra strong gusts, so I had to continually wrestle the bike to keep it on the correct side of the road most of the way to an early lunch stop at West Wyalong.
Continuing on to Griffith, I was in the Irrigation region and the countryside was filled with citrus groves and vineyards as far as the eye could see. No sign of pot plantations, but then the Underbelly series is set 30 years ago and things might have changed since then.
Griffith to Balranald I crossed the Murrumbidgee at Darlington Point and, with no particular destination in mind, continued generally westard across a seemingly endless flat plain through to Hay which is home to the Shearers Hall of Fame (we've all heard of that haven't we?). I eventually stopped at Balranald where I took a cabin in the Caravan Park overlooking the Murrumbidgee.
Distance Travelled Today - 571km
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Iain
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Hey, St Greggie
The morning was cold and lonely, the city lights old and grey, the sun arose trying to smile, gave it all away. Not much on the horizon - sounds like my personal life.