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Leaving BP in style - Mike da leader, Tony following, Zane following, me following Zane, Kath following me

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Pit stop no.1 - somewhere on Mt Tamborine

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well hello Mel ;)

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Pit stop no.2 - because McFly that is all

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not to be confused with another name we all know...............this is Brock's car...............a tough beast

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the cappuccino engine bay

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Pit stop no. 3 because....................................shit I forgot why....................no wait I remember.........................Milk truck on mountain nuff said

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the royals at front - Mike and Tony

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The Zane and Mel mobile - (actually zippy mobile :whistling: )

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The Antz mobile :D

great day out,enjoyed the cruise and was good to go over the border with great company.A big thanks to mike for doing all the hard work organising such a good event,keep up the good work as its really appreciated and looking forward to the next one,cheers.

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