except, not of France. Just by co-incidence, on Friday we held our own le Toure, out to a nearby property and return. Some 14 kms. Not so far if you are support crew and driven by diesel power, perhaps a fair way if you are self propelled! ;-)
And, yes, there was a dress up theme, why do you ask?! There were ladybirds, Hermione's, Explorers, Cheerleaders and Equestrienne's, and many others. Participation by kids and adults alike was enthusiastic. Support crew however, got a FAIL on the dress-ups. We've consulted, and plan on dressing as playboy bunnies next year, seeing as we all have the right physique ;-) Or at the very least, get some matching fluro orange vests and have flashing lights on the roof of our vehicles!
My boy bailed on riding himself when he realised that he could hitch a ride. Looks smug, doesn't he!
Not sure his steed was quite as excited about his passenger by the end of the first stage!
Minnie Mouse (the fitness mad and slightly crazy teacher aide) had a passenger too. Spoilt mutt.
And I guess we will do it all again next year. Adult participation is increasing each year, to such a point as I think we had the same number of adults as kids.
And who said there was nothing to do out in the sticks?!
I ABSOLUTELY LOVE AND ADORE THIS POST. This is what I love and admire about Aussies in the bush...your sense of community spirit :)
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