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I recently had surgery for Carpal Tunnel Syndrome on my right hand, and today is my last day of sick leave. My stitches are scheduled to come out on Monday.
Today felt like as good a day as any to test out my hand and see if the surgery has done its job. I’m happy to report that it’s worked quite well—I still can’t grip small items like a knife comfortably, but I can handle the throttle on my bike. I decided to ride up to Mt. Coree, a trail I’ve driven once years ago but never tackled on a motorbike. It’s the steepest trail I’ve ridden so far. I misjudged one corner and ended up on a slight embankment, but otherwise, everything went smoothly. The Brindabellas were as busy as Pitt St for adventure bikes, and I shared the summit with some of the ACT Adventure Riders. Then, as I reached the bottom, I ran into even more of them. Ride Map
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Head HomeAuthorHi, my name is Mark McIntosh, but most people just call me Macr (Pronounced Mac - r). This blog is where I share my adventures, both big and small, through stories, photographs and now videos. Whether it’s on two wheels, four, or on foot, it’s a place to document the journeys and moments that make exploring worthwhile. For my more serious photography work, you’ll also find my work over on Flickr. “Exploring Australia, one shot at a time!”
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