All British Rally 2001

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. . . a few snaps from some recent runs.

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*Dec 15^th.2002*	The annual BSA Club Christmas BBQ was on again at the much frequented Antonio Park, next to the historic Schwerkolt Cottage in East Mitcham. Suds were sipped, bottles poured, kids had some fun and a couple of dogs did too.



*Dec 9^th.2002*	The Annual MRA Toy Run is one of the biggest events on the calendar. Most riders met at various points on St. Kilda Road in central Melbourne, while many others met in the outer suburbs. This year, the run finished at Williamstown to join the Annual Bikes by the Bay event successfully run by the Williamstown MCC. Toy Run participants donated some 25,000 toys while the Bikes by the Bay auction generated around $18,000 for local charities. Both events were superbly organised. Police and organisers had no beefs.




*Dec 9^th.2002*	Bikes By The Bay, Williamstown





*Nov 24^th. 2002*	The annual excuse for a run through the Macedon ranges, Woodend, Tylden, Spring Hill, Daylesford etc, was provided by our Committee, who wanted to meet with the Newstead Racecourse crew for a few All British Rally details. That was done at the Railway Hotel just a short stagger from the All British Rally site. Michael, the new publican there, knows what he's doing. The beer was cold, lunches tasty and service excellent. A sizeable table of Beeza enthusiasts rounded off an excellent day.










*Feb 24^th.2002*	Run to the All British Rally site at Newstead with the Norton OC. Morning Tea at Woodend and on to lunch at the Railway Hotel, official supplier of suds for the All British Rally. A look at the Rally site, then back over the river in time to catch the Bendigo Historic MCC cruisin' through.








*Nov 11^th.2001*	Run to the Williamstown MCC's Bikes By The Bay. This annual event is held at Commonwealth Reserve, by the bay, in historic Williamstown, less than 10 minutes from central Melbourne. Literally, thousands of motorcycles descend on this event to enjoy the entertainment, major charity motorcycle memorabilia auction and the company of other bikers.