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Well I just found out today that I can't make either Lake Mountain or Targa Tas this year due to work commitments.

So I'm thrilled to have spent all that $$$ on my car especially to do them now!

:cheers:

We're out of Lake Mountain due to my chauffeur having to attend a wedding on the Saturday :)

So...I'll do the tour instead for sh1ts and giggles. :sick:

Lowth is doing the tour in his new toy again with a couple of other guys as well. I might try and do the same if I can make it up for any time at all that weekend. But I know I'm going to have a consultant over from The Netherlands during that time and at 950Euro/Day I'm going to be needing to get my monies worth for his time!

Cheers Tim. Is that for Targa or Lake Mountain?

Dan: Lake Mountain mate. I sent Helen an email yesterday but have not heard back as yet. :P

Whoops Targa I meant, spoke to my sister recently who works at Wrest Point and she said it was filling up (was full for TWP), and Strahan is usually booked out by now.

So thats general info for anyone out there now :)

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