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Sat 7th Feb 2004 - Cruise4ACure - SYDNEY DETAILS

When: Saturday 7th February 2004

Meet: There will be three official meeting points, with the last being Cronulla where the cruise will officially commence. Cruise meeting points and times are as follows:

Thornleigh McDonalds - 7.45am, 8.00am departure

Silverwater Bridge - 8.30am, 8.45am departure

Cronulla Beach - 9.30am, 10.00am departure

Reason: Cruise4ACure is a way we can have some fun in our cars, have a chat and meet with like minded people while raising some money for the Leukaemia Foundation of Australia.

We will be cruising to a wonderful spot within the Royal National Park to conclude with lunch. Undercover tables, BBQ facilities and a kiosk are available.

The exact details and maps will be posted here in the next few days and on the Cruise4ACure website. I will be printing out a limited number of maps to hand out on the day if people need it.

Please indicate your willingness to participate in the cruise, by registering your details on the Cruise4ACure website so we know how many people are coming.

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