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Official Sau Wooshka Charity Cruise, Macquarie Pass, Sunday 3Rd March


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Possible shower
Min: 19°C Max: 22°C
UV: Very High
Looking good. ( being optimistic about the possible part )

weather is looking craper as we get closer to sunday. hopefully it turns around, fingers crossed.

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It stopped raining in the gong for now but its still pretty damp.

They are predicting rain and dare i say it'll be worse up the pass.

As much as im hoping it'll be clear, its not looking good.

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Hi All,

Weather gods have not been kind to us for tomorrow but rest assured we are still going for a cruise. We have a backup plan if Macquarie Pass is no good but as this stage we are NOT changing the route.

Please keep an eye on the thread for updates.

Feel free to give me a call in the morning : 0432 178 442 for any info. ( maybe not before 7 AM ;) )

Cheers

Ryan

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Just in case anyone else is interested. I'm going to go to Just Jap (around the corner from the meet up point) about 40 mins early to have a look around.

Doh! I'm an idiot. It's Sunday. They won't be open!

See everyone at the meet up point.

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Im guna say it may be a bit damp and a little drizzley, but at the moment in wollongong we actually have some blue sky but looks like more grey clouds on the way.

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Couldn't end up making it guys, had to go into work to make up for being sick on monday/tuesday :(

Hope it was good! (I drove past kirrawee on the way to work but didnt see any skylines!!)

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