Eighth Cycle Dindi rolls through the shire

Image : Warren and Cath Medcalf with Robert Medcalf at the Cheviot Tunnel.

THE eighth Cycle Dindi in nine years was held on Saturday, March 16, and the weather was perfect.

There were about 150 riders, a similar number to last year. Participants came from across Victoria, including Wodonga, Ocean Grove, Traralgon, Bendigo, Sheppparton and Melbourne, along with some locals.

At least a third of the participants were returnees, and one man has participated in all eight events.

The Devonshire tea at Nutfield, owned by John Sinclair, was very popular, as was the sheepdog display run by John’s grandson James Cox, at the same location.

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