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thats not what i read and was told ;) why 2 different stories but its not getting changed again

http://www.tapinn.com.au/resturantmain.htm

http://www.tapinn.com.au/sides.htm

or she offered the sit dow dinner party

http://www.tapinn.com.au/function_sitdown.htm

yeah so was i Andrew but now i think about it the driving range is 50m the length of 2 conventional blocks of land and ill smash a ball with a putter that far they reckon 1000m.sq floorspace they must mean cubed too

1000 square metres alone is dedicated to a fully automated indoor driving range,

Sorry, I wasn't rubbishing your decision Madaz, just trying to provide some info for possibly a future event, that you CAN eat relatively cheaply at the Tap Inn.

Hope it didn't come across that way.

I'm a maybe, probably with Nightcrawler depending on events.

na your ok chops completely understood where you were coming from...

maybe when i said a booking for 2o people they just put us in the restuant and normally weve just been going the bistro/front bar style of service which is great for 20 people

the Royal did the same think when i asked about a booking then i asked meal prices she was like 18.95 for a snitter i was like YOUR kidding, so i said have you got a front bar type thing 15bux a snitter stuff like that and she was yeah yeah thats down stairs in some bistro type affair :D

smashing a golf ball would be great fun but not when its only 50m so maybe a day event @ the enfield driving range :D look out Happy

would be great if you can come only met you once @ the dyno day gtrghostdog organised

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still planing for a cruise afterwards to go and see the fairy penguins my daughter is looking forward to that :)

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