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Those in sydney on the coast should be seeing the last few drops of rains... Have checked and nothing behind it at this stage.

See everyone tonight from 8pm and dont forget to come say hi to me :cool:

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I got there at 8:15 last night and no one was there. What happened to 8:30 leave?

Were you at the right car park? there was like kzillion cars there.

Awesome turn out and great cruise guys! Although the detour through the city wasn't that really necessary :ermm:

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^^^^^ I heard a few of you went through the city apprently someone came to the meet point and then was heading into Annadale and a few of u followed....

haha yea i was following a siliva then lost him at a set of lights so went through the city coz i didnt no any other way there and looked behind me seen som people following

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