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So far fat-lad & I are only going on the Friday, but I'd love to stay down there and go on the Saturday too - we've got tickets for both days. We've got a few people coming down from Newcastle with us.

Can't wait!!! :(

foam matress + stagea = can stay for saturday... :ninja:

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Looks like it should be a decent day and hopefully a good weekend.

I'll pop out and buy a 2 day pass I think, I really can't afford it but I've got nothing else planned for today so should be good :P

I'm sure I will see you guys out there!

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Steve I have a spare ticket for u if you want, for free. Txt me...

D'oh! :ninja:

I brought a 2 day pass, wasn't too bad price wise when you look at some events.

I should have checked the forum again before I left!! Thems the breaks.

It was cold, then hot, then cold again. lol looked like it was going to rain. anyways, i'll be back out there tomorrow for another few hours.

Thanks for the offer anyways dude :banana:

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great turn out from the stagea crew....heaps more stags than skylines on the hill :D

Noel, did Anna survive the climb OK? I heard she ended up in the medical centre?

Quite a severe ankle sprain Duncan. The medical crew were great and she should be ballet dancing again in no time mate. :)

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ahh well that is the problem with the view from the top....you have to climb the hill safely first :D

sorry to hear.....and I hope she is back on her feet soon enough! good to hear the medical guys helped a spectator out :)

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ahh well that is the problem with the view from the top....you have to climb the hill safely first :)

sorry to hear.....and I hope she is back on her feet soon enough! good to hear the medical guys helped a spectator out :P

That freakin hill near killed me. I struggled all the way up and there was no bastard there.

guess they saw me comin and bolted. :D

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i spoke to your dad, that car looks great! i'd love to pinch many bits!!

lol......I don't think Dad knows how lucky he is I brought an M35 instead of an RS260....many a spare parst never used lying around that would just bolt up......lol!

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lol......I don't think Dad knows how lucky he is I brought an M35 instead of an RS260....many a spare parst never used lying around that would just bolt up......lol!

hmm a RS260 with R32 GTR Group A running gear :)

I guess you would have to paint it red and put big GIO stickers all over it..

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