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ok so gonna do another photo shoot,

friday 19th march around 10.30 pm

will let you know where we will meet up at 1st, probably have a few different places.

looking under narrows bridge.

please feel free to byo camera and take photos as well,

if you have 31-34 4door (r31 please look nice!) but if u have GTR from the years 2000 and up be my guest :P

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yea stagea sounds good,

i tink ill change it to just skylines / stagea,

when parking try to park in groups to cars,

and is anyone intersted to doing a map maybe? and go to points to points? maybe a undergrownd car park, say garbos..

meet under narrows bridge, at 10.30 startin shooting at 10.15, please dont park under the bridge there is a car park next to it

Meet at 10.30 but start shooting at 10.15...?

sorry mate are u wanting 4 Door's only?

lol sorry i mean 1030 for a 1045 shoot! my bad.

and um under narrows near mill point yeah, there is car park on the other side

350z is fine and r31 is fine and ur c210 is fine too.. dnt be offended if you get asked to stay out for a few shots, but i will do singles and all that

thanks all for coming! was heaps fun.

was a few cameras out and about, be good to see what else was taken.

just a few photos, im puttin them on a flickr account so then ppl can get them as they wnt.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/48541315@N05/...57623654877260/

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