Well.
This is going to be a long day/night.
Beechworth to “no further information” confirmed.
It was a later-than-usual start this morning due to no food places open early.
A forced sleep in.
Thank you universe.
Seems like it’s done Willy the world of good because he has covered so much ground today…240km…and unfortunately for my blood pressure readings, he’s still hooking it up a big fat hill just about to hit the 4800km milestone.
Word from the sheep is he’s going to try to make it to Cooma.
Oh. Just another 150km over the Snowy Mountains.
Easy done.
I received a couple of random piccies today – unnamed.
No caption.
Willy’s definitely got his sites set on Sydney.
“I just want to get home now”.
There’s no time for dilly-dallying with photographic pursuits.
Here’s a cool action shot taken by dot-watcher Brett McLellan as Mr Maykit mowed his way through Yackandanda this morning…
I don’t know where his pedalling power is coming from.
He just missed a hot lunch dinner today so had to stock up on a whole bunch of junk food.
The last stop for the day was at a place that only accepted cold hard cash.
Willy did start this trip with a stash of it tucked away in his long johns but it’s slowly whittled away.
No ATM. Just debit and credit cards that are as useless and cashless as a rectangular piece of plastic.
So no real food stash tonight other than two x cold sausage rolls that’ll probs be frozen by midnight, and the following choices from CSIRO’s five healthy food groups…
Here’s a collection of piccies and a little video at the end to get to sleep tonight…
If all goes to plan the moderatorrrrr will be off to the steps of the Sydney Opera House to sing to Mr Maykit.
Red or pink lippy? Still not sure.
And don’t worry. I’ll be taking the lappy and will update one final time before he actually, truly, does MAKE IT.
Whhhhhooo.
Look out little lamb, you’ll end up between two pieces of bread as Todd’s hunger rages on! Ride Willy ride thru the mountains of our childhood holidays, past giant Rainbow Trout that Dad would have loved to have caught. Your going awesome! Love Betty.
Go Toddy your on the home stretch! might need to put on a snorkel heaps of rain in the Illawarra.Well done mate with you all the way x
A hell of a day’s work, Todd! Incredible, watching your dot climb and climb late into the evening. You are pushing so hard!!! Keep rolling, mate, you’ve got this!!