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Humbla Grand Master

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Are you heading straight through to Dub.. oh I mean Launceston on Wednesday? I have Wednesdays and Thursdays off - lemme know if you wanna go sightseeing!

Hi ya Steph,won't land till thursay morn,thinking bout checking out the dyno day in hobart sat,so could catch up,my times my own. Genelle. :P

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Matt and I are going to the dyno day on Saturday to watch - so i'll catch ya then anyways.

If you're in town, we can have a McBeer in the afternoon on Thursday. Any other takers?

Cool,look forward to it. :yes:

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Hey Terry,heading north in a week,car is running well.Weather is a bit cool,and there are heaps of nice cruisy roads,my only whinge is most down here drive 20 and 10 below the speed limit. Cheers Genelle. :)

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Hey Terry,heading north in a week,car is running well.Weather is a bit cool,and there are heaps of nice cruisy roads,my only whinge is most down here drive 20 and 10 below the speed limit. Cheers Genelle. :)

oh, if you see a p plater on a highway going your way, be prepared to slow down or overtake

p platers have to do 80 in their first year and after a year are allowed to do 110 and dont have to wear p plates

so if you see a p plater they should be doing 80 = 30kmh under the limit

you should head down the tasman peninsular while your in hobart, i've got a friend who lives in dunalley and says that its nice driving around there (but there is some gravel)

also, avoid the midlands highway, prob the most boring drive in tas, when you head north - take the east coast road

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oh, if you see a p plater on a highway going your way, be prepared to slow down or overtake

p platers have to do 80 in their first year and after a year are allowed to do 110 and dont have to wear p plates

so if you see a p plater they should be doing 80 = 30kmh under the limit

you should head down the tasman peninsular while your in hobart, i've got a friend who lives in dunalley and says that its nice driving around there (but there is some gravel)

also, avoid the midlands highway, prob the most boring drive in tas, when you head north - take the east coast road

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