Max Holland manages the "Tour de Canterbury Rotary" and provided this update of the recent adventures of the rotary bike group.
This week, the ride began at the Alamein station with the goal of riding to Boronia. Initially, we rode south to the Scotchman’s Creek trail, then east to Stephensons Road for coffee at The Little Birdie Cafee (this is how they spell it). Then, we headed southeast through Monash University and along the Wellington Road path to the Dandenong Creek path, which we followed north to Jells Park. We intended to ride further north to the Blind Creek path and onto Boronia, but we were blocked by major construction works at Jells Park. The following is a video link about these improvement works at Jells Park.
By this stage, it was starting to drizzle, so we changed our plans and headed westwards uphill to Glen Waverley station. Lunch was at the Waverley RSL beside the railway station. The rainstorm passed over while we enjoyed the excellent service, drinks and food inside the club. The photo is of some of the riders making their way uphill to Glen Waverley along the Atheldene Drive drainage path.
