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Who remembers Atlantis City - back in the days when Perth had more than one amusement park? :rofl: Well - we're taking you on an adventure to find the lost city of Atlantis!

We'll be cruising to Yanchep National Park for a BBQ - cooked by the SAUWA committee.

:D This BBQ is to raise money for SAUWA as we have up coming events like Drag Combat a few months!

Cost - $5 per person. You get sausages (yes you can have more than one!), buns and a drink.

Please respond to the poll so we can get an idea of catering numbers.

Meet Time - 10am for a 10.30am departure

Where - Captain Munchies - Beach Street Fremantle

What to bring -

  • Salad if you want
  • Extra drinks
  • Full tank of fuel
  • Chairs/picnic blanket
  • $6.70 per car for Park Entry. Please have correct change (Discounted rate)

Everyone is welcome - friends, family etc. We hope to see you all there supporting your club SAUWA! :)

From Liz and Dan

SAUWA Events Co-Ordinators

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