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hey guys

well im off work and im up for goin 4 a cruise 2morow night, ill be draging some of my mates along.. but anyone is welcome

i am ether thinking of goin the nasho to Wollongong or pacific highway to gosford then wen we get there get somethin to eat and

see whats happening around there

ogh and i am from sydney west

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Have a cruise planned for a mates 22 tonight down the nasho and back maybe weel see some of you around there should be a convoy of about 30 of us leaving from revsby via alfords point then bangor by pass to get to nasho stop at alfords point south along the free way turn onto picton road then onto argyle /wilton follow to douglas right onto menangle follow it back to narrelan follow that to the hume back onto the m5 and back to revsby back to starting location for photos and stuff will be leaving about nine

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was going to just text the number above but will keep an eye on this for a bit.

so are the 3 or 4 different people that were starting cruises folding it into the one?

if so what time and from where? nine ish still from revesby?

if so address for GPS? :P

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Have a cruise planned for a mates 22 tonight down the nasho and back maybe weel see some of you around there should be a convoy of about 30 of us leaving from revsby via alfords point then bangor by pass to get to nasho stop at alfords point south along the free way turn onto picton road then onto argyle /wilton follow to douglas right onto menangle follow it back to narrelan follow that to the Hume. back onto the m5 and back to revsby back to starting location for photos and stuff will be leaving about nine

^^^^^ sounds like a plan ^^^^

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I'm interested too! Got nothing to do tonight, just meandering around my place in Camperdown. Keep this thread up to date, I'll be watching...

hey mate wats your number so wen everything is aarnaged i can call or text everyone who i no myt cum

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