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    Quote Originally Posted by muffett.2008 View Post
    Well Andrew, as you have several, that comment would be a bit tongue in cheek. (you should be able to have a celebration every year with a bit of a break in the 30's.)
    Pete, the only difference between Canungra mozzies ad Shoalwater mozzies was the wind off the wings.(don't you just love a sea breeze?)
    Cinders, A bit of Deja Vu, I'm sure I made that comment to you last week. Which reminds me of my trip back from Townsville last week,it was so bloody hot we didn't bother to stop, records broken from Emerald to St.George.........it's only an 18 hour drive with three fuel stops, even the roo's were suffering heatstroke so the last five hours were incident free.

    Tom, where are you posted to now?
    I'm at Williamtown now mate, with no rifles to shoot!

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