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JP80

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i moved from Perth to the south west about 7 weeks ago

been pretty busy so far with my jobee and all, but i have been wondering recently:

is there many SAUWA members or even just SAU people down here?

i'm referring to the Dunsborough/Busselton/Bunbury regions and close surrounding

i'm guessing most of SAUWA is pretty Perth orientated...

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there are a few down southers about but they don't live on the forums like us perthians with nothing better to do :blink: You'll see me down there a little bit - my parents have a house in perth and one in Dalyellup in Bunno - so it makes for a cheap getaway :D

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Gavin - its a friggin nice house too! its right across the road from the beach - two storey ..... nice n big. Might have to do a SAUWA south cruise one day like we've always been planning to do but never get around too. Cos it could comfortably house about 20 people.

All this extravagence and my parents are going tightass on my birthday *mumbles* :banana:

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Gavin - its a friggin nice house too! its right across the road from the beach - two storey ..... nice n big. Might have to do a SAUWA south cruise one day like we've always been planning to do but never get around too. Cos it could comfortably house about 20 people.

All this extravagence and my parents are going tightass on my birthday *mumbles* :banana:

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WRRR Rising Star

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Ahh don't feel lonely. :D

There are few of us down in the SW.

Just gets really tossy on weekends when the porshe, bmw and merc brigade invade from the north. Fill up all the good roads with all that high priced s.... Good for giving the local coppers a boost in out of town revenue though.

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