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Hey all. No photos in here just yet, but it'll have some new stuff in it very soon!

I entered the Hyundai Drive Brilliant Comp a few weeks ago. Turns out my plan made it in the Top 10!!! I'll be jetting off to tomorrow to Adelaide to begin the trip the next day. You can find me on facebook and instragram if you'd like to follow the adventures as they happen.

I've done a little intro post on my site for those that care, HERE

For everyone else, keep an eye on this thread! I hope to share some amazing locations :)

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Pretty sure we've got a cab charge to take us there. I think all that stuff should arrive today or tomorrow. I'll let you know if we do though. Thanks for the offer man :)

Only in adelaide overnight, but I do plan on coming back at a later date for a few days. I'll let you know when that happens too !

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