Well Steamer you better put up another date for it as this would of been a nice day ride..
Ride on dudes.
I will be in always enjoy a ride thyat ends up with a pie & gravy...
So who from the sydney end is interested in meeting up for the run up?
mate just want to go for a ride stuff the pollies & clicks that what clubs are about....
go the long way count me in
go the short way count me in
if its sunny im always riding
Hi Rick, I'm in. Looks like it'll be a nice autumn day for a run for a pie in Newy!
Pm sent to rick n convert .
Hi guy's...if I don't get called into work I'm in...I live in Sutherland, anyone from Sydney South want to meet up with me...
All the sydney riders that are in for the pie run on Saturday we can meet up at the start of the F3 under the the 1st bridge just after you get on meet at 8.15 depart at 8.30 & we can get petrol & the twin servo just be for we meet up with the others at Sparks Road North.
Here is a link just incase for those not sure of the meet point.
http://g.co/maps/y7k8s
can always do it your self
Thats correct underground just where all the trucks stop.
Did my first service at 2200km and they didn't have a problem.
Let her loose. She's not supposed to be caged.
a bit of history on harry's
44. Henry Charles Edwards (Sydney Edward22, Edward4, John1) was born on 4 Apr 1912 in Paddington, Sydney, NSW, Australia, died on 4 Sep 1979 in Concord, Sydney, NSW, Australia at age 67, and was buried in Rookwood Lawn Cemetery 1175 , Church of England, NSW. The cause of his death was Cancer mouth throat. Other names for Henry were Harry, Hector, and Tiger.
General Notes: Army NX29908 2/2 Machine Gun Batt Started "Harry's Cafe de Wheels" located near docks in Sydney , Woolloomoolloo Taxi driver , known as Tiger Harry's Cafe de Wheels From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Harry's Cafe de Wheels Type Take Away - (pie cart) Founded 1938 Founder Harry "Tiger" Edwards Headquarters Woolloomooloo, Australia Harry's Cafe de Wheels is a pie cart located in Woolloomooloo, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia on Cowper Wharf Road, near the Finger Wharf and Fleet Base East of Garden Island Navy Base, opposite the Woolloomooloo Bay Hotel. Other Harry's Cafe de Wheels operate in Wharf Road, Newcastle, Capitol Square, Haymarket, Sydney Airport and the recently opened Liverpool site. They are best known for offering the dish of a Pie floater. History Harry "Tiger" Edwards opened the original caravan cafe, named simply Harry's, near the gates of the Woolloomooloo Naval Yard in 1938. He served with the AIF in World War II, during which time the cafe was not operational. The cart re-opened upon his return from the war in 1945. The name Cafe de Wheels came about because of the requirement from the city council that mobile food caravans had to move a minimum of 12 inches (30 cm) each day. The cart has been moved by the city council five times over the past 55 years, and is now back at its original spot. Local legend tells that the name was temporarily changed to Cafe de Axle at one point when the wheels were stolen. As the years passed, 'Harry's Cafe de Wheels' gained new fame as a tourist attraction. A visit to the caravan became a 'must' for visiting celebrities such as Frank Sinatra, Robert Mitchum and Marlene Dietrich. In 1974, Colonel Sanders stopped at Harry's and enjoyed the food so much that he ate three 'pies and peas' while leaning on his walking stick in front of the caravan. A picture of Sanders taken during the visit still hangs in the caravan today. Harry's specialises in the same basic food today as was popular back in the 1940s, such as pies and mushy peas. During the 1970s Harry's introduced hot dogs, mostly to appease the American sailors. In Popular Culture * Australian singer Peter Blakeley named his 1990 album Harry's Cafe de Wheels with a photo on the cover. * The cafe was featured in the second season of the reality television show The Amazing Race in 2002. The challenge was for a Fast Forward and the racers had to eat Pies.
Medical Notes: Concord Hospital Repat
Events in his life were:
• Business: Harry's Cafe de Wheels today.
• Business: Harry's Cafe de Wheels. The old original Van, now in the Powerhouse Museum, Sydney.
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