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CHANGE OF START TIME - NOW 10am SHARP

Sorry Guys can you please spread the word to all who you know are coming

The hotel rang and confirmed our booking for 12midday !!!!...we have 2hrs driving to do before that... :devil::devil:

They have another group booked in at 2pm & "thought" we were coming at 12pm not 1pm like I booked.

So we need to leave LeCornu's at 10am SHARP !!! So sorry to stuff you around I am in Sydney so I can't go & blow smoke up anyone, PLEASE let

everyone know

Thank you

OLD Mark

Well here is fingers crossed that our stag is back from the crash shop in time! they promised it would be but belive it when i see it. at least we are getting rid of the accident damage at last and a few other touch ups while its in there .

cheers

Jase

Southern meet is now 8:45am meet for a 9:00am sharp leave. See Ya at Southgate plaza on sunday

Heya ill come for a cruise hope its not too late to be added to the list, just myself at this stage

menu is choice of beef, chicken schnitzel or fish and chips plus dessert and tea & coffee 17 per head under 12yrs fish &chips beef or chicken schnitzel or chicken nuggets free soft drink and ice cream for 8.50 per head hope that helps old jules :action-smiley-069:

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