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Tell EVERYONE you know. SAU is holding on overnight cruise in Laurel Hill, South Eastern NSW..

I have booked SAU in for the 27th, 28th and 29th of May.

There are two payment options, and as soon as I have the written Quote prices will be placed up here.

Option 1

Friday night dinner, Accomadation for Friday night, Saturday brakfast then on to option 2.

Option 2 (for the travelers) Arrive Satuday, covered for lunch, dinner, saturday night accomadation and a hot breakky on Sunday

The Venue...

They have BEDS for 90 people, and the accomadation is around $47.30 per day per person. This is with breaky, lunch (which we can take away also) and a hot dinner. $3 extra for a hot breaky Also full use of the facilities. They have TONS of parking of course, and have catered for groups of up to 370.

Kids are only $33 a head, and the younger the cheaper which is great if anyone brings rugrats.

What do I need to bring?

All your own bedding (sleeping bag, linen, blanket, pillow and towel). Linen hire is available with prior notice. $11 per head, but you need to book it.

Fold up chair if you are sitting outside.

Cold drink machine, gold phone, washing machine and drier all located on site require $1.00 and 50c coins

Provisions may be obtained from either Batlow or Tumbarumba (limited provisions).

Pets are not welcome

WARM clothes, can be very cold at night, but in exchange no one should overheat

Where is it?

Distances from:

Wagga Wagga 120 kms

Albury-Wodonga 162 kms

Canberra 257 kms

Melbourne 468 kms

Sydney 495 kms

Adelaide 1040 kms

See http://www.laurelhillforestlodge.com.au for more.

C'mon NSW, VIC and ACT, don't let your club down!!

  • 4 weeks later...
  • 2 weeks later...
  • 3 weeks later...

Several of us got together to plan this. Many of us made a few gestures. Some of us are actually acheiving. But do we all know what's going on ATM.

I'll speak with Jayce over the weekend and T-up some more communication. Danny - you alive mate ?

So far the majority of interest is from the ACT crew. Its a great idea but without more numbers and more interest from other states I can hang out with the ACT crew here in the ACT!!! :wassup:

I'll keep watching this space though, hopefully it turns out alright!

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