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21-03-09, 06:38
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On Saturday evening after the Rotary Club dinner the Presentations commenced with awards to the original founders, Ian Grieve and Alan Newton and a photo of all the people who were at the first event in 1980. Unfortunately a few people were unable to make the photo such as Tom Rolfe, Tim Vibert, Mike Cecil and Andrew Browne who were seen at Corowa during the week.
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Jan Thompson Sydney, NSW, Australia ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Research & Development THE COROWA YEAR 30 PROJECT 
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21-03-09, 08:16
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home safely
Good run home, 3 fuel stops, 11 hours and lost a fuel cap the chain clip let it fall off. Need to attend a club event this w/end, so thats 5 w/ends in a row the lawn has missed out on a hair cut, we,ve had a light frost this week so not long left to pick the tomatoes, turn the heater on after ANZAC day.
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21-03-09, 12:30
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G'day All, Great pix from everyone, we had a ball in the 4 days in Corowa, we left at 1225hrs on Saturday 14th, arriving home in Cessnock at 0015hrs, a long haul at approx 50 MPH, 3 fuel stops, my Land Rover ambulance got a good wash down in Yass at approx 1900hrs it bucketed down and rained heavily most of the way into Sydney, looking forward to Y.O.T British vehicle cheers Dennis
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23-03-09, 11:01
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So that was you that i passed on the way home,i was in the Land Rover Workshop with the white crosses on the guards. Took me 10 hours to get home,I was happy to hit the green maggot that night!. Justin.
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Go Kimi! Met Gas LP2A carrier Hull no.2753- Progressing slowly.
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