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Cool - wonder if Ford would ever think of letting car clubs or at least Ford car clubs use their facilities? Thanks mate :roflmbo:

Anyway, modified the suggested route based on a PM from Gee about how skinny the Kinglake to St Andrews road is - and from memory of driving it several years ago it was pretty skinny. So here is the revised Pakenham Healesville Cruise 2010 route and wondering if any interest for Sunday 18 July? Start would be still 10:30am Pakenham and lunch at Healesville. About 177km for the route. Finish up at Pakenham about 3pm or peel off anytime to head home where convenient :roflmbo:

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Hi All,

Miss_Aly has said she is organising another cruise through another forum and I thought I would post up the details here on her behalf.

The day will start early, meeting at Bunnings in Cranbourne at 8.30am to depart at 9am Sharp! Heading Sth Gippsland Hwy towards Phillip Island, taking the Leongatha turn off & following this through Foster, to Port Albert for some photo ops, then to Yarram for a Pub bistro lunch at the Commercial Hotel. Then after lunch cruising via Traralgon to home following the FWY. Total driving time, about 5hrs or 380km

Here are the details

DATE: Sunday 8th August

MEET: 8.30am Bunnings in Cranbourne. Corner Thompsons Road & South Gippsland Hwy

DEPART: 9AM SHARP!

Stopping in Korumburra for 10-15mins to freshen up

Continuing through to Leongatha, Foster and another stop in Port Albertfor 30min stop, great photo opportunity perhaps.

Then heading to for lunch at the Commercial Hotel for a bistro meal

I will need to know EXACT numbers including children who will be at the pub for lunch as they need to know for catering and staff purposes.

MEALS FOR US WILL BE A FLAT RATE $12.50 PER ADULT (INCLUDES FREE SOFT DRINK) - KIDS MEALS ARE AROUND $6.00

All meals will be written up on the specials board on the day, but they did tell me a couple of popular meals which include, chicken parma, fish n chips and roast of the day.

After a fulfilling lunch we will head towards Traralgon and onto the freeway home.

I will be holding a raffle on the day, a little friendly birdie (you know who you are lol did not want to be named) has kindly come forward to donate some ford apparel with ALL PROCEEDS DONATED TO CHARITY. If anyone else can kindly donate a prize it would be much appreciated

What to Bring:

Walkie Talkies

Coat

Camera

Drinks

Fold out chair

Umbrella (hopefully it won't rain for us)

RULES

Obey Speed Limits

Drive with head lights ON

Respect the forum & its members - NO RUDE BEHAVIOUR

Keep a safe distance

Keep behind cruise leader - ME

Please PM her for more details or to let her know you are interested in going along.

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Anyway, modified the suggested route based on a PM from Gee about how skinny the Kinglake to St Andrews road is - and from memory of driving it several years ago it was pretty skinny. So here is the revised Pakenham Healesville Cruise 2010 route and wondering if any interest for Sunday 18 July? Start would be still 10:30am Pakenham and lunch at Healesville. About 177km for the route. Finish up at Pakenham about 3pm or peel off anytime to head home where convenient :stupid:

If we did this as a night cruise - would anyone be interested? Dinner in Healesville? According to BionicXR6T the words "night cruise" should help :roflmbo:

Saturday night 17 July?

Anyway, not many responses so far boys and girls :hohum:

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Yeah, just a little night cruise. This time in the sticks away from traffic lights and so forth. Just have to leave it a little after dusk to avoid the wild-life as much as possible. If there is interest in this route at night, I can start a thread. Just that the NSWs seemed to like hitting the bush at night - thought we might try the same here if there was enought interest :buttrock:

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:hohum: well I will post up a new thread on this and let's see what happens. It's an enjoyable drive in the country side. I am planning on doing Saturday night 10 July now (owing to committment creep both home and work getting in the way :crybaby: ) Besides, looking at the 28 day weather forecast for that day - it looks better than remainder of July :spoton::blaah: yeah I know same night as Adam's photo shoot but there's only 6 people going to that and no spectators (believe me the council would have our balls if there was a crowd milling around where Adam does his photo shoot :nono: )

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Just watched Top Gear Australia repeat tonight and seeing that footage of the Tassie Targa route made me think back to what TUFXR6T and myself were thinking of doing one day - that is go over to Tassie by boat and do some of the sealed Targa routes. I know this forum has organised Tassie all State cruises in the wild past - but they were 2 week affairs I think (never been on one) and were pretty expensive. I was thinking 1 day over, 3 days driving and 1 day back. Nothing exotic - just real Tassie mind blowing scenery and awesome twisty roads that stretch for miles :thumbsup:

We have the Snowys all States cruise in November, so I am thinking maybe early March 2011 we do it. January/February is always packed with tourists. Early March offers us the chance to take a dip in their magnificent aquamarine lapped white quartz beaches as well. I'll check with TUFXR6T as he knows a few people who have actually participated in the Tassie Targa and he's got a map of the routes as well.

So here's how the coming months are shaping up - plenty of opportunities to do more there - lotsa months when nothing planned :roflmbo:

Aug ???

Sep 18 - Skidpan Day

Oct possible Wilsons Prom cruise by Jman

Nov 19-21 Snowys Cruise

Dec ???

Jan ???

Feb ???

Mar possible Tassie Targa cruise

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