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Cruise From Southside To Yamanto Bush Fire Cruise

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I read on the boostcruising.com website that there is a cruise being organised for anyone on the southside of brisbane that want to cruise out to yamanto together.

I guess anyone on the northside as well that wants to meet up with the southsiders can???

i dunno but there i given you a link below to the southside details.

they're meeting at the pinelands shopping centre at sunnybank area (corner of beenleigh road & pinelands road) at 7.30am for a 7.45am departure cause they have to be at yamanto before 8.30am.

meet these guys on the nando's side. this car park will fit easily 50 cars or so.

http://www.boostcruising.com/forums/index....mp;p=1283564264

so.... just on that thread and post up your that your attending.

be nice to see lots of people make it and help this fund raising.

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great see you fellers there sunday bright and early :) p.s are we taking uhf? any particular chan?

we'll have one with us so bring it along

would be good to help communicate between everyone so we dont get lost and we can ramble on about crap

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