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Feb 20th Cruise


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Hi Ladies/Gents,

I would like to invite SAU to join us (GTCC) for a Social Cruise to Great Ocean Road.

Date: Feb 20th

Meet Time: TBA (around 8-9ish)

Meet Location: TBA sooner to date.

I will be doing a test run soon to scope out the best places to stop for a meal and a chat. This is a SOCIAL Cruise so anyone is welcome but "No reckless" driving will be tolerated.

The GTCC website has an "Event Attendance" section that displays the list of people attending to date.

For any further information please don't hesitate to contact me.

Brandon

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There will be our Annual SAU-Vic GOR Cruise either the 19th or the 26th of Feb.... just so people are aware.

Im finalising details with a camp-site as we are doing a split cruise with overnight stay/12 Apostles the second day for those interested.

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