The OZSTOC rides SPOTlink is still active following my post-run ride.
I got away a bit before 9:00 after saying farewell to the few remaining campers. The best route took me up over yesterday's mountain (as per Bodo) but I didn't have to contend with any logging trucks. It was horribly windy up on the plateau and I was glad to descend to Bothwell for a late coffee/early lunch.
I didn't encounter rain until Maydena, but then it was continuous drizzle and blustery wind to Gordon Dam. All my photos of the dam have raindrops on the lens.
Back in the National Park Hotel now with my gear drying on the electric heater. The bike is under cover in a big shed- the first time it's been sheltered this trip (apart from the ferry). I can highly recommend tnis pub. For $70 you get a nice room with bed, fancy soaps, lounge chair, cupboard, bedside table and heater. There is a very good kitchenette with real milk for beverages and biscuits laid on. The restaurant menu is very good and fairly priced.
Tomorrow I'm off to explore whatever there is in Launy that I haven't seen before then overnight and work towards the ferry.
Spotwalla has gone weird- it initialises in Nashville, which I believe is the home of Jason Jonas, the SPOTWalla guru, then stops down south before Strathgordon. It will be interesting to see what it does tomorrow. I'll probably turn it off when I get to Launceston.