ST GEORGE MISSION REPORT CODE NAME: “MISTWALKER”
Date: 26 July 2025 | Weather: Cool, Misty, Light Winds | No Precipitation Detected
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY:
At 0900 hours local time, under low cloud and veiled skies, five operatives of the St George Ride Unit deployed from Heathcote Sector. The objective: a reconnaissance circuit through Royal National Park, pushing south past Bald Hill, skimming the eastern edge of Bulli, engaging the Sea Cliff corridor, and reassembling at Woronora Dam for strategic debrief and replenishment.
Two unknowns—code-named “Bridge Alpha” and “Bridge Bravo” from the Narellan sector—embedded with the squad. Their presence: observational. Their motive: to evaluate the St George protocol. They were welcomed, monitored, and impressed.
MISSION DETAILS:
The terrain was shrouded in morning mist, the type that dampens sound and sharpens instincts. Visibility was reduced, but morale remained high. Roads were clear—unusual for a Saturday. Perhaps the weather dissuaded the civvies. Good. It gave us room to run. The squadron maintained staggered formation and momentum throughout the Park sector. No incidents. No mechanicals.
Bald Hill was passed without loiter. Bulli’s descent tested brakes and nerve; both held. Sea Cliff Bridge, as always, provided the drama: Pacific fog rolling in from the east, ocean below, iron and asphalt humming beneath the tyres. No time for poetry. Stay sharp, eyes forward.
OPFOR (Opposing Force):
Minimal. A handful of cagers, but none hostile. Cyclist detachment at Sea Cliff Bridge yielded passage. No altercations. No threats observed.
AFTER-ACTION REVIEW:
The unit regrouped at Woronora Dam. Breakfast was hot. Coffee was tactical-grade. Discussion turned to future deployments: who’s leading, who’s sweeping, and who’s still using their indicators incorrectly (names withheld, for now).
Bridge Alpha and Bridge Bravo expressed admiration for the unit’s cohesion, route selection, and the unsaid code that governs our ride craft. There is talk of deeper collaboration. Perhaps a joint operation. Time will tell.
CONCLUSION:
Mist didn’t break us. The road welcomed us. The team performed flawlessly, and the visitors left with the kind of impression that only precision, camaraderie, and hot bacon rolls can leave.
END REPORT.
