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thats why i sugeested australia day, its a public holiday and gives plenty of time to recover from christmas and plenty of notice. im up for a bbq or somthing, id rather go and do a short run and hang out for the afternoon and have a chat.

im up for it. i can probably drum up a few extra numbers if we fall a bit short, got a couple of stagea fans who are not yet lucky enough to own them haha

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hmmms it seems there is not alot of interest.... bit of a shame really. im going to start a new thread for this, as it would be good to see it made into an anual event.... i know some people will go away, but this one is not a long weekend as its on a thursday

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there is not a lot of stagea owners in vic that are on here so all you can do is try, we did 1 cruise to marysville when a few turned up was fun to cruise with a few other stags..dont give up organise some thing and see how the numbers are

Well , I have done the ground work and inquired about Upper Yarra Dam, seems that there is heaps of room, BBQ`s plenty of undercover shelter for hot/wet days and plenty of room for kids so it will be a good venue.

All we need is to choose a date, Dec 4th is a bit close Dec 11th could be an option or after christmas sometime in January , maybe 22nd or 29th.

All i need is input from everyone on the date etc and we can go from there

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