droffarc
Race Dog
- Joined
- Jan 27, 2006
- Messages
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- Location
- Cape Toon - TransAlp XL650V 2004
- Bike
- Honda NC750X
Interested in riding some dirt?
Interested in finding hidden treasure?
I have just the thing for you!
The main man Masehare, you may know him, has hidden 2 geocaches in the Botriver area. I plan to go find them!
eepwall:
The route will be as follows: Meet at the garage just before Sir Lowry's pass (on the right) on the N2 at 8am Sun 9 Nov 2008.
Over the pass and enjoy a breakfast at a farmstall in Grabouw.
The Old Botriver road to the first cache.(dirt track)
Through Botriver and on the van der Stel pass to the second cache.(dirt road).
Then right along the Hawston view road and left to:
iether Greyton and Caledon (dirt road)
or back to the Theewaterskloof dam (more dirt) for another micro-cache, then via Greymead (Some dirt) to the Viljoen's pass (tar) and back to Grabouw.
Anyone and all are welcome. This is (usually) a pillion-friendly ride at a manageable pace. Even your car will be able to do it (I think).
Bring along your GPSr and maybe even learn to use it (some new tricks with it?).
GPSr unit not essential, but YOU are (you can use mine).
See you there
Interested in finding hidden treasure?
I have just the thing for you!
The main man Masehare, you may know him, has hidden 2 geocaches in the Botriver area. I plan to go find them!
eepwall:The route will be as follows: Meet at the garage just before Sir Lowry's pass (on the right) on the N2 at 8am Sun 9 Nov 2008.
Over the pass and enjoy a breakfast at a farmstall in Grabouw.
The Old Botriver road to the first cache.(dirt track)
Through Botriver and on the van der Stel pass to the second cache.(dirt road).
Then right along the Hawston view road and left to:
iether Greyton and Caledon (dirt road)
or back to the Theewaterskloof dam (more dirt) for another micro-cache, then via Greymead (Some dirt) to the Viljoen's pass (tar) and back to Grabouw.
Anyone and all are welcome. This is (usually) a pillion-friendly ride at a manageable pace. Even your car will be able to do it (I think).
Bring along your GPSr and maybe even learn to use it (some new tricks with it?).
GPSr unit not essential, but YOU are (you can use mine).
See you there
