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11-07-12, 00:27
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good one Greg. Now you can be designated driver for your Mum and Dad LOL!
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11-07-12, 01:32
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18-09-12, 14:39
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Happy birthday
Hi Robert
A happy belated birthday and when can Samuel start driving legally on the road? Has he started practicing yet? What is the driving age in Australia? Cheers Phil
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Phil Waterman `41 C60L Pattern 12 `42 C60S Radio Pattern 13 `45 HUP http://canadianmilitarypattern.com/ New e-mail Philip@canadianmilitarypattern.com
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18-09-12, 20:25
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Sam started steering sitting on my knee when he was 4 and driving by himself when he was 8. Legal age for L's is 16 and after 17 you can get your P's and drive by yourself.
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18-09-12, 22:46
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I'm sure he is looking forward to driving.
Hi Robert
Good when they can start driving long before they are trying to learn the rules of the road, think it makes them better drivers. I can remember my son was at that age, also remember the first time I met my HUP driving road towards me with my son driving. On occasions he got to take the HUP to school, it turned up in a number of times in his High School Year Book. Cheers Phil
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