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How man people live in the valley, upper and lower ? Seen a few stags about but noone ever claims the "spotted" posts.

I am in singleton with a 260RS. There is one other Stagea in town here. Its a black C34 but i am not sure exactely what model it is.

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hhrrmm a cruise up to st clare would be a half dcent day any of you guys keen to get some pics of your cars? I got a mate that wants to get into car shoots, he currently does weddings. Has a fantastic eye for it and a very expensive camera.

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hhrrmm a cruise up to st clare would be a half dcent day any of you guys keen to get some pics of your cars? I got a mate that wants to get into car shoots, he currently does weddings. Has a fantastic eye for it and a very expensive camera.

A cruise up to Lake St Clair would be nice. But expect the bitch at the front gate to charge you $10 even if your only stopping for a photo... domokun.gif. But otherwise... count me in!!

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cruise sounds good,was actually thinking about that today :D

im also into photography so it would be good practice,never really done a car photo shoot,so it will be good

maybe if you don't want to pay for entrance at st clair,just throwing an idea out,vinyards??

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