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well seeing as its freaking cold atm. icecreams might be a bit ....well....cold...

there is sushi train, nando's capers, a bottle-o and woolies in careldine. plenty to keep us warm. but the outsidfe eating area is a bit small, hopefully its not to wet tomorrow evening.

seems like the plan to me.

all depends on the weather really. if its raining and windy like last night, then carseldine might not be the best option for the lack of balcony area. (then again BnR had even less)

weather is looking better already!! yay, fingers crossed for this evening

beams and gympie rd. there is a wollies there. if you see bunnings ahead of you - thats too far.

So its at that newer set of shops in carseldine, just south of that BP service centre?

its actualy a caltex the BP is much further north.

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