This weekend I was at Cadwell Park in Lincolnshire. The venue was host to the biggest motorsport property in the UK, the British Superbikes (BSB). The event was different, because as well as being supported by other motorbike classes, BSB hosted the Trofeo Abarth 500 GB, a new one-make car series. It could have all [...]
The early years of my life were spent on the Mornington Peninsula, a narrow strip of land separating the bays of Port Phillip and Westernport south of Melbourne, Australia. Mount Eliza was, and still is, a leafy enclave of well to do folk nestled next to the sea. I could spend pages going into the suburban weirdness that is Mount Eliza, but some of its other local sons who formed the band Australian Crawl, do it more succinctly in the lyrics to songs like ‘Boys Light Up‘.
I attended Mount Eliza Primary school and later Mount Eliza High (which was subsequently renamed to blur the distinction between high schools and technical colleges). For what happened after that – choose a chapter below:
