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hehe

guess we people into meeting up more than long cruze  lol

come down to Maroubra ! HAHA..

im off nitez.. at this rate ill be arriving late.. if i do arrive....

ill give steve a sms if im late or soemthing

:santa:

Sounds interesting! If only I can follow someone up there. I have no idea how to get there. I check up the Where is.com but seems bloody confusing. Oh wells. Hope its fun for those who go. Anyone keen on me following them up there? Im pretty bad with directions. Sorry.

IcE CrEaMMM!!! YuMMMy!!!

A.D.D. anyone????

Can't make this one guys :cheers:!!!! I guess my next cruise will be next year... have fun and watch your speed. :D

:starwars: Hey all

That was a fun day. My cousin took some pics from the cruise around. Hope you all like. Thanks Joy for taking me up there. Nice to meet everyone hope to see you guys and gals more often. I had lots of fun especially the twirling vortex of road. LOL. Anyways Happy New Years to all if I dont see you then. Take care all.

Cruise.zip

yeah it was very fun indeed, being my first cruise and all. Now I know where all the good roads are hahaha.

Also good to put a face to all the names online

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yeah it was very fun indeed, being my first cruise and all.  Now I know where all the good roads are hahaha.

Also good to put a face to all the names online

there are much more :)

yesterday's est part was that galson gorge place..!




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