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Hey all,

been a bit quiet in the cruise stakes for a while hasn't it?

Anyway, was thinking, why don't have an SAU Xmas party??? Aussie style, maybe go to Park/Beach (etc) and have a massive BBQ?

Any interest? 20th of December or something?

-Max

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We should try to arrange some designated driver/car pool type thingo. I can give lifts - and can lend the Niva to another over-25 driver sans car - to do same.

You want to open this up to general population? There's alot of keen people who don't have access to this forum.

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i assume thier is a bbq there..??

if so i would be keen to purchase the food for the bbq...alot of food :cheers: and drinks to..in return i would just collect donations either for upcomming club or to donate to christian for the server etc. But i dont have my car atm so i would need a definite lift if people are keen to have a bbq. Cheers Rob

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