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Things To Do And See And Go While @ Dunsborough.

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Topaz Grand Master

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G'day I am doing day trip to dunsbrough on Monday...work (only cuople of hours)

but is there things and place to see while there? (work is paying for petrol)

anyone know good place to see?

cheers

Joe

If your driving fast enough you might only see a quick shadow cross over your car and pass straight through.

ossie_21 Grand Master

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If your driving fast enough you might only see a quick shadow cross over your car and pass straight through.

Joe

Too late mate....toolies week was last month :lol:

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R34 Mentor

R34

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Dunsborough is where you go to get away from it all

Which by definition must mean there is nothing there. :)

Bootleg is good place but if you are only there for the afternoon a bit too far out of town if you are limited for time.

It's a nice area to travel around for a few days but an afternoon is limiting.

ezzaNrod Contributor

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Were from down here...dunsborough is a hole... if you surf you should come down that little bit extra to yallingup or margaret river, or even if you dont our beaches are still worth the visit !!! If ya see a Blue 33 thats me or Rod!!!

SLIPPERY Experienced

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i was there this weekend and saw a silver 33 with blue graphics...that wasnt you was it?

we went to a couple of brewerys along the highways, you can drive to cape naturaliste, yallingup beach, margaret river, busselton...theyre all close enough.

ezzaNrod Contributor

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nah that wasnt me, but i did see it when i was in busselton on saturday...some guy driving it with his mrs...

also saw a black (i think 33) in busso on friday night, he gave us a wave but i had already gone passed....

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