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I know its late kids but we are meeting up at The SOUTH BOUND Caltex servo on the F3 and leaving to head down from there at 8AM sharp!!!

Feel free to join us for a cruz down to the starting point if ya want!!!

See ya all tamoz!

hahaha.. was that for the memorial gardens?!?! :P

and YAY!!! what an awesome day! i hven't done a criuise in ages and this was was well worth it!!

THANKS DUNDUN, KEL and ADAM for organising and another THANKS TO KEL for the awesome cooking and salads and stuffses!!! i'm already looking forward to next year :P

Nah not at the gardens.. LOL, although I pulled over quick. I used the ABS at that kiosk place (the 90 zone) with the dirt on the road... lol

it's all good, no one was around. :P




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