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So anyways went up to Darwin last weekend. Got in around 1am and went straight to the pub. Out again Friday from 4pm-5am, Saturday 6pm-4:30am, and then again on Sunday night before the 1:40am flight home.

All in all a pretty good weekend. Not quite as many imports around as I'd had expected. Saw a maroon 32 with no front bar, black 33 with a GTR badge, white 33, and a Silvia or two.

Met some fun girls up there. Say hi to Zana & Mena at Discovery, and Lauren and Maryanne at The Cav.

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