somewhere between darling harbour and central. i was looking for the night rider bus home and not paying that much attention other than my man compass that said "That way!" haha 

hmm i wonder who this spanish guys is. It is one of our Ozmo member
Glad he is not around to see it

Is anybody else experiencing weird stuff with post time stamps?

On the banner and Ozmo Page they seem fine ... but in the threads they are all kooky ( i haven't changed anysettings recently).

Yup, the clock is cactus at the moment.
(Actually posted @ 22.09 AEDT).

Quote from: Carbon 14 on October 21, 2011, 12:09:36 AM
Aloha Oz,

Just spent a few days holiday in Darling Harbour area.  Happy to see 10% of all of the vehicles on the road were bikes.  Good on you!  If the US could manage that we would have less problems going on.

Goodaaay Mate
good to see you enjoying Sydney, defiantly cracked it for some good weather the last few days

Don't know about the 10% though, thought it would be a lot less?

Rob

Quote from: Carbon 14 on October 21, 2011, 10:43:52 AM
Sitting on the deck outside of the hotel watching the daily commute into town the GF & I kept count for almost half an hour.  Could have been skewed by location as these were headed directly into town where parking & traffic are tight.

Had a great time in Sydney!  Hope you kick some Wale ass this weekend.

Yes, welcome to Sydney mate........
Now let me get this right Carbon............You are over here on a visit to Sydney.........and with your lady too  ?..
Correct ....?.....and you are outside of your hotel room counting cars and bikes........?     
Do I need to sit down with you to have a talk about a few things.........?     
If we had known earlier of your visit to Sydney , I'm sure some of us could have arranged to catch up for a coffee and a chat mate...

Hi

Hi Cakeman , where have you been, and come out for a ride soon hey

Anybody know this bloke?

http://www.philaphoto.com/images/HappyFarm/index.html

Quote from: ungeheuer on October 22, 2011, 03:16:02 AM
Anybody know this bloke?

http://www.philaphoto.com/images/HappyFarm/index.html

I have three questions for ya:

. the bloke in the photos?
. the bloke taking the photos?
. or was that a rhetorical question?

Quote from: ungeheuer on October 22, 2011, 03:16:02 AM
Anybody know this bloke?

Ok, I bags first shot at this puzzle....
That messy garage with everything piled up leans me towards Rob S .......similar setup there.....  
Also, I'm sure he had a farm near Port Macquarie in the 80's, plus the Brothel in Port itself.......
Add 20 or so years onto our little guy in the photos, ......and take into account what the pie and cake shops of late on the peninsular have achieved ........  puzzle solved i say..............  

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Well I'll have a go:
. Bloke taking the photos: Mr Aynsley world renowned photographer of Ducati stuff
. Bloke in the photos: Mr Gowanloch former cleaner at the Ducati factory ... he went in there and cleaned out all the 'old stuff'
. Rhetorical question: Probably

But ... no, don't no either of them.

Quote from: J5 on October 22, 2011, 01:00:26 PMgoogle ian gowanloch

Quote from: Betty on October 23, 2011, 03:33:59 AMBloke in the photos: Mr Gowanloch

Ian Gowanloch is the name I was looking for, cheers J5 and Betty .

Quote from: Betty on October 23, 2011, 03:33:59 AMRhetorical question: Probably

Ung.

    Some of those photo's and a story appeared in one of our local bike magazines some time ago, which was trying to explain where Gowie had disappeared to, and yes he bought a farm, I'm not sure where, down south is all I know, maybe on the southern side of the Snowy Mountains not sure.

  I'm thinking AMCN but I could be wrong.






                                       Mmick

Hmmmmm, I suspect said location of Gowanloch family is correct, named none other than Happy farm, a farm that specializes in pig Husbandry and interestingly Australia's largest Ducati Museum to be opening soon, check out link
http://www.thewonderpigs.com.au/welcome.htm