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10 Oct 2013
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Looking on registration form it says camping full?
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yes.
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is this a small camp ground or are there to many campers ?
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err, both.
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what is the go with the bunkhouse,seperate rooms or one big one ?
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a few biggish ones as I understand it
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can we register on arrival ?
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absolutely
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Hope to make it, work and injury permiting
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See you there!
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11 Oct 2013
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Perth Tentative Schedule is posted now! Note the word "tentative" - it will be final, on Sunday afternoon.... the one after the event...
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15 Oct 2013
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Is it too late?
G'day All,
On an impulse I'll fly over if it's not too late.
Is it too late?
Should I just rock up and take my chances?
Thanks in anticipation.
s,
build
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15 Oct 2013
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Is it too late?
Flights just jumped up in price. Can anyone tell me if registrations are still available on site? I don't want to waste the airfare and time if it's too late.
Many thanks.
build
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15 Oct 2013
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Hi Build,
Grant said in a previous post above that you can register on arrival. See you there.
PN
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17 Oct 2013
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Thanks PaulNomad
Thanks Paul,
Family stuff took preference.
No wurries though, I'll get the video's which help Grant and Susan in a small way and informs me too. Not as good as being there but ...
Also I'm the luckiest bloke in this world so I'll get by :-)
s,
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20 Oct 2013
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First Perth meet huge success!
Just wanted to say thank you to everyone who made our first Perth Horizons Unlimited meet such a huge success! We had nearly 100 people attend, way beyond our initial expectations, and despite some rainy weather (including some bike stands sinking into the sand leading to a couple of bikes have a little sleep!), the event ran pretty smoothly. We had awesome talks and great discussion sessions and workshops. Everyone chipped in to keep the place amazingly clean and the event running smoothly, and as I've come to expect of motorbike travellers, were very well behaved :-)
The biggest heartfelt thanks to my fellow organising committee peeps for making this amazing event happen, and to Grant and Susan for being there and all their support. What a great community we have over here, and some incredibly well-travelled people too!
Tam
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21 Oct 2013
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Perth Inaugural Meeting - huge success! 2014 ?
Can I echo Tam's words and publicly acknowledge the significant work she put in to make the meet such a success. When the Perth group met some months ago to start to plan the meet, our expectations were perhaps 35-40 people, so to get almost 100 was way beyond even our wildest dreams.
I would also like to thank the significant contribution from the other committee members, the speakers, workshop contributors, the volunteers, Grant and Susan - you are all an inspiration.
We will be meeting for an event wrap up in a couple of weeks time and considering the next event, so watch this space.
regards Ewen MacGregor
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Just wanted to say thank you to everyone who made our first Perth Horizons Unlimited meet such a huge success! We had nearly 100 people attend, way beyond our initial expectations, and despite some rainy weather (including some bike stands sinking into the sand leading to a couple of bikes have a little sleep!), the event ran pretty smoothly. We had awesome talks and great discussion sessions and workshops. Everyone chipped in to keep the place amazingly clean and the event running smoothly, and as I've come to expect of motorbike travellers, were very well behaved :-)
The biggest heartfelt thanks to my fellow organising committee peeps for making this amazing event happen, and to Grant and Susan for being there and all their support. What a great community we have over here, and some incredibly well-travelled people too!
Tam
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22 Oct 2013
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Hi guys over there in WA.
I've just checked out the photos and I am so jealous. The numbers are amazing given that this was the first one in WA. Looks like a great weekend and the venue looks brilliant; a credit to Ewen and the volunteer team. Have to do my best to make it over next year. How did those black tyre levers/bead breakers work? I've been looking at a set myself and interested in other people's feedback first.
Regards,
Shane
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23 Oct 2013
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Oh, and I forgot to say - join up to your local community so we can keep in touch when other events happen!
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Originally Posted by Mrs X
Just wanted to say thank you to everyone who made our first Perth Horizons Unlimited meet such a huge success! We had nearly 100 people attend, way beyond our initial expectations, and despite some rainy weather (including some bike stands sinking into the sand leading to a couple of bikes have a little sleep!), the event ran pretty smoothly. We had awesome talks and great discussion sessions and workshops. Everyone chipped in to keep the place amazingly clean and the event running smoothly, and as I've come to expect of motorbike travellers, were very well behaved :-)
The biggest heartfelt thanks to my fellow organising committee peeps for making this amazing event happen, and to Grant and Susan for being there and all their support. What a great community we have over here, and some incredibly well-travelled people too!
Tam
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18 Nov 2013
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Thanks for the good taste
With Dominik visiting down here in Esperance, we had the bottle of wine I got from the organizers st the Perth meet. Fantastic!!
Whoever chose it, thanks.
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