Day 121,122, 123 and 124

Day 121 was a visit  to I.G.A at Northampton before leaving . Not knowing how far i would be riding today as  its all becoming a big blur of working out where i should be in relation to the time i have left. My theory is just to ride and it will work itself out later. I ended up getting 30kms from Dongara and staying at a caravan park called "S Bend" at Grenough. Wasn't too impressed with the shop shutting at 6pm and the room was a dump. Still threes always the tent, no don't do it to me, Ive had enough.lol

Day 122 was a ride to Dongara and then finishing at Leeman. Met another cyclist riding up to Exmouth. His name was Travis and is a sales manager for a house builder and is 46 years old and looked keen to enjoy the adventure. He was the first bike rider who actually had a C.B. Transmitter to listen to the truckies or caravan people. I told him that he was a snoop and he couldn't stop laughing. We spoke for quite a while as we both were interested in what each of us where doing.

Big Travis,  keen as mustard off to Exmouth.

Ended up at the Leeman caravan park and booked a room and had a good nights sleep as these parks are not busy ,which means no noise , because everybody is up North chasing the sun.

Day 123 was a radio interview with a small radio station to talk about the trip and give the ride on Sunday a plug.lol. Went O.K. i think but i don't know anybody who listened to it to find out for sure. From there headed to Jurian Bay to find my new friend, Kathy, who offered a nights stay at her house when we stayed at the same road house a couple of weeks earlier . She welcomed me in and cooked a nice meal that night and breakfast in the morning. A top lady you just don't meet too often , and at 75years old is good fun and loves the North. Good country girl from Moora.

Kathy, happy go lucky.

This  is  Kathy's dog , Lady, a  Pedigree  Golden Labrador puppy.

Day 124  I left Kathy's place and ended up at  Ledge point and booked into a studio room to chill out and now ponder how I'm going to fit 2.5 days into 100kms? Still I'd rather have this predicament than not having enough time on my side to arrive on time. With the leg still playing up and the unpredictable Southerly winds around here I'm happy where I'm situated at the moment.

Right to the end ,ah Linds. Jurian Bay.

This is where i have to concentrate and stay safe being soooooo close.

Hoo Roo, Don't forget about the extra special blog this Saturday.

Grant.