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I am booked, paid and looking forward to the trip.
I wont be able to get there until Friday mid afternoon so hopefully wont miss any presentations.
Will there be an agenda upload soon or is it still in the making?
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See here.... http://www.horizonsunlimited.com/meetings/Australia2009
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extra accom
the roms at the pub are booked out but camping behind the pub is first in best dressed ,the vans at the caravan park are booked out but plenty(like 400 spots) of camping ,if you need a room and too soft too camp we have booked pussers retreat,phone me on 0417 691339 about this one,its across from the pub and the hall ,so its like 4 bedrooms and around $20-$25 per head and basically a nice share house
,the registrations are coming in thick and fast now so look forward to a good weekend
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I spoke to Kim at the pub yesterday, there are no more rooms of course, but the paddock out back she reckons will hold around the 50 mark. Without seeing it myself, hard to judge. Due to US trip preperations, I may be unable to make it so I cannot book anything else yet, I will take a punt on some space when I turn up. Of course, if I have sold my bike by then I will be a no show anyway
Kim did mention they only have two types of on tap, Carlton draught and another funny mexican I forget. She is going to organise some XXXX Gold and Toohys New slabs, so if you want specific , best you oder it now
See ya there I hope
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I suppose I should have asked here before I asked my 13 year old daughter if she wants to come.
So can teenagers come to this event to?
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of course she can
she will have a good time i think,just get her to leave her mobile and ipod at home
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she will have a good time i think,just get her to leave her mobile and ipod at home
cheers dave
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Cheers for that.
I have told her to bring her ipod. For the trip down on the back of the bike.
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Should be there for Friday morning,have to pay my money at the gate as ive learnt on this trip that it doesnt pay to plan for more than a few days ahead........especially as Im currently staying at a huge backpackers hostel that has a large amount of German/Dutch female backpackers that seem really intrested in my increasingly vivid and imaginative stories of biking around Oz,plus the cheap on tap here.
I know Im being so shallow.....but Im only human.
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tell them stories that we all look like brad pitt or george clooney, bus them to albury and they can all come up in one of my minibuses for the weekend
see you there
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Oz Meet
Does anybody know how many have registered for this meet ?
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Leaving Canberra on Friday morning - anyone want to tag along?
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Michael: I'm planning on leaving Canberra around mid-day on Friday. Can't go any earlier as I'm flying back in from Hobart that morning.
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Michael: I'm planning on leaving Canberra around mid-day on Friday. Can't go any earlier as I'm flying back in from Hobart that morning.
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We're leaving around 0830 with a couple of others from Canberra.
Sorry we'll miss you - will have a cold one waiting . . . .
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Dargo road
Does anybody know if the Dargo rd over the hills is open after the fires?
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have a crack at this
this is the latest list of roads still closed ,cant see anything about dargo on there ,weather focast is possible thunderstorms on thursady friday ,then fine but i would not hold your breath for rain
also one other thing ,is any one coming up from melbourne that could pick up some thing real important in prahran on friday ,
cheers dave
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volunteering
Nice pictures of your bikes guys
I'll be heading off crack of dawn from sydney on friday. Hope I'm not too buggered to keep up with friday night's stuff.
Just a question to whoever might know; when i registered I offered to volunteer. Havn't heard anything back about it. Would love to help out!
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