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So, another new year is upon us,

which means another Summernats is upon us,

which means than stuff happening in Braddon and the city every night is, err, upon us.

Anyway, as with the last couple of years, we'll be out to check out what's happening.

So, to kick off, Frink and myself will be heading out tonight (probably every night). Tonight will be the quieter night of the bunch but Nats Wednesday is usually about 50x busier than Braddon on a normal Friday night anyways.

We shall be at the museum at 8:30 thhis evening if anyone wants a common spot to meet up and we can head in from there, maybe do a quick round to see where the best spots are, then park and go in for a proper look.

In the past we've found it's not best to drive round all the time, it's easier to attract the attention of the po po even though you're not doing anything wrong and you tend to see more on foot anyway.

Any takers - museum at 8:30.

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Pretty good, got off to a quiet start though

Luke and I got there at 8:30, no one there so he went home, I hung around with Bullbar, Stinkypoo & GT-Passage, we headed back in and it was picking up. Plenty of nice cars driving around, you more or less couldn't park on Lonsdale St when it was at it's busiest.

We ended up leaving around 11:30, so yeah it ended up being pretty good.

Few Skylines about, including a horn Bayside Blue R34 GT-R with gold GT-C's.

Tonight should be much busier though.

Ok, we're going to try and get into the city around 7 tonight, to try and get a park on Lonsdale St.

We'll swing past the museum around then to see if anyone wants to join us a bit earlier.

so how was tonight? I was in town earlier in the arvo and saw a few random cars.. got yelled at by some guys in a ute LOL.. not much happening that early though..

What's the go for tomorrow night? I might come along.

Frink and I are thinking of getting in there about 6pm tonight.

We'll trying to get the same parking spots as last night, for anyone that's coming and wasn't there last night, it's the main roundabout in the middle of Braddon, and we're going to try and get the spots on the corner in front of the used car place opposite Gregorys Ford. The parking spots there are pretty good and it's minimal fuss if you need to leave.

Oh, and PS - Ignition DVD is meant to be out tonight too...

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so did you "show 'em" or nawt? :laughing-smiley-014:

no not them, but tonight I showed everyone my puppies...err.. puppy!

R34 GTR????

it's a Holden :P

well that was a fun night, good to see Jayce & Leigh both who I havent seen for ages, and of course Veilside too :thumbsup: Thanks to Mark for stashing teh beers hehe

was a good crowd so if you didnt come you missed out on a good night!

To add to that....I got to touch Shells puppy and my night was complete, hehe. Then she started passing it around to any guy who wanted a feel.... I felt used :( lol!

Great to see ya'll out there and I got to continue the now 5 year tradition of eating at Da Celini's on the Londsdale Corner. Great times!

The new car rocks Michele! It should fly too by the looks of it!

Will see you all out there next year!

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