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Alright guys been a while so I figure its cruise time I was thinking a date in about a months time "April " so everyone who wants to can organise to be free, so chuck down your expressions of interest and let's see if we can get a good turn out happening

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Jase

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Alright was thinking around sun 21st or 27april and was thinking of doing a pub lunch as has become a regular feature on recent cruises more details to follow ,so keep those expressions of interest coming in. final details will as usual be pm,d to you

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All right I'm thinking about running the stag down the 1/4 so I'm just checking the dates for that. then ill set the cruise date .

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I be keen to come along, my stags been off the road for a while. Hopefully get it back this week, getting cams put in oil catch can and a retune to go with my forged pistons eagle conrods etc. etc.

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