Monthly Archives: October 2018
Two LEGENDS of Street-O rule the Night.
Both my wife Ilze and I are LEGEND members of the Melbourne Millennium Club. To achieve this status a member must have competed in at least 1000 Park and Street Orienteering events since the year 2000. Ilze is close approaching her 1500 and I am nearly 2000 and about half of those events have been […]
A FAMILY MEDAL RUSH.
Enough with the colourful landscape, back to business. Orienteering. Today we have a double header. First event was a 60 minute score course on the Telegraph Station map. A section is in the photos and as it was drawn at 1:6000 it wont all fit on. Great map and the 7.30am start made it fabulous and cool. Strange […]
A Colourful day.
Ilze and I had a quiet day today, just a lazy 360kms out to Glen Helen Homestead for their world famous chips. ( and trust me, they are a superior chip). Its just as well as they are the only food and petrol for an eyewatering amount of kilometres. On the way, via the Larapinta Highway […]
“…it’s a long way to the Rock if you only want to roll.”
That’s the second time in a few weeks that Dipidyoo have had to make apologies to ACDC. This time it’s Ilze and Pete off to Alice Springs for an outback break and the Alice Springs Masters Games. In the planning stages, a guided bus tour from the Alice to Uluru with a sunset dinner, sounded […]
A Slice of Germany
We woke up to quite a change in the weather – cloudy and cold with a stiff breeze blowing up the hill. It seemed silly to drive to an event that was literally less than 500 metres away from our front door, so we walked instead, setting off late in the morning. We set ourselves […]
South Australia
No sooner had we arrived home and recovered from Europe, than I was repacking my bags, this time for a trip to South Australia with Pete, Ilze, Tina and Vic. The Australian Orienteering Champs were on, and having chucked in my job, I was free to go along for the ride. No such luck for […]