Athol

Daryl Walford <dwalford@internode.on.net> wrote:
> Athol wrote:

>> Is there going to be a BBQ? :-)

> Maddingley Park in Bacchus Marsh is a possible location on the Sunday
> afternoon 5/10/08 for lunch or maybe in a more central location nearer
> to Melb?
> Any other suggestions?

Well, I can't really make any suggestions because I don't know the area.

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Daryl Walford

Athol wrote:
> Daryl Walford <dwalford@internode.on.net> wrote:
>> Athol wrote:
>
>>> Is there going to be a BBQ? :-)
>
>> Maddingley Park in Bacchus Marsh is a possible location on the Sunday
>> afternoon 5/10/08 for lunch or maybe in a more central location nearer
>> to Melb?
>> Any other suggestions?
>
> Well, I can't really make any suggestions because I don't know the area.
>
The "any other suggestions" was directed to other Melbourians but my
suggested location will be close for you and me:-)



Daryl

the_dawggie

On Aug 29, 5:21*pm, Athol <athol_SPIT_S...@idl.net.au> wrote:
> Daryl Walford <dwalf...@internode.on.net> wrote:
> > Athol wrote:
> >> Is there going to be a BBQ? *:-)
> > Maddingley Park in Bacchus Marsh is a possible location on the Sunday
> > afternoon 5/10/08 for lunch or maybe in a more central location nearer
> > to Melb?
> > Any other suggestions?
>
> Well, I can't really make any suggestions because I don't know the area.

Plug it into Satnav? and go with that suggestion?

Noddy

"John McKenzie" <jmac_melbourne@bigpond.com> wrote in message
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> A bit like saying 'lewis hamilton made that corner in the mclaren at
> 180km/h, it's no big deal if someone else repeats the effort in a tarago
>

Nice

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Athol wrote:
>
> John McKenzie <jmac_melbourne@bigpond.com> wrote:
> > Athol wrote:
>
> >> I'd probably just drop an email to the woman there who handles their
> >> bookshop stuff. They're always a bit disorganised, so I wouldn't be
> >> the slightest bit surprised to find that it really is the 7th edition
> >> but they forgot to change the details in the description.
>
> > HI, terry tightarse here - if you update yours, would you be up for
> > selling the version you currently have to an aus.cars regular?
>
> LOL. I'll be in Melbourne in from Friday night 3rd to Tuesday morning
> 7th of October. Should I bring it with me? Would you be likely to be
> able to swap a few orange OHG springs and an X-450 to squarebore adapter
> for it?

done
I'll have some trouble catching up with you around that time in all
likelihood. Worse case scenario, work out who is going to make it to
'the meet' (tm) and I'll drop it in their mail box or something after
work one morning



Oh, and maybe an 88EA (adjustable restriction elbow) or 2? :-)
>
> I believe that the Monday is not a public holiday in VIC even though it
> is one in NSW.

public holidays invariably = double shift for me if infact we do have
one.


Would you like to take a trip to their bookshop if I
> bring my membership card along? After all, if I'm going to dispose of
> the 4th edition, I'll have to buy a newer one to replace it...

Honestly don't even know where it is. To be honest, it's only part terry
tightarse, it's also a case of I'll likely only read it for
entertainment, and a few years old won't matter to me greatly, and it
also means it's not going to waste collecting dust somewhere.

I'm a bit of a hippie (if that's possible for revhead)

>
> Is there going to be a BBQ? :-)

If there's dead animals a-cooking, I'll do my best to be there.

>
> I'd like to try to track down an APA E160 as well but I suspect that I
> might struggle to squeeze it into the car with the other stuff that I'll
> have along. :-)

Do you want me to get one for you? (though I can't leave that in darryl
or noddy's mailbox!)


>
> Hmm. Just remembered that I've gotta confirm the house sitter for while
> I'm away.

It's good to know Dawggie is taking on some work




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Athol

John McKenzie <jmac_melbourne@bigpond.com> wrote:
> Athol wrote:

>> LOL. I'll be in Melbourne in from Friday night 3rd to Tuesday morning
>> 7th of October. Should I bring it with me? Would you be likely to be
>> able to swap a few orange OHG springs and an X-450 to squarebore adapter
>> for it?

> done
> I'll have some trouble catching up with you around that time in all
> likelihood. Worse case scenario, work out who is going to make it to
> 'the meet' (tm) and I'll drop it in their mail box or something after
> work one morning

I'm really hoping that you'll be able to make it.

>> I believe that the Monday is not a public holiday in VIC even though it
>> is one in NSW.

> public holidays invariably = double shift for me if infact we do have
> one.

Like I said, don't think that the 1st Monday of October is a public hol
in VIC. My diary says NSW, ACT & SA.

> Honestly don't even know where it is. To be honest, it's only part terry
> tightarse, it's also a case of I'll likely only read it for
> entertainment, and a few years old won't matter to me greatly, and it
> also means it's not going to waste collecting dust somewhere.

Fair enough. I don't know where the bookshop is either...

> I'm a bit of a hippie (if that's possible for revhead)

What, and you think that with hair as long as mine was (before the aborted
political activity) and will be again eventually, people don't think that
I'm a hippie too? :-)

>> Is there going to be a BBQ? :-)

> If there's dead animals a-cooking, I'll do my best to be there.

Good.

>> I'd like to try to track down an APA E160 as well but I suspect that I
>> might struggle to squeeze it into the car with the other stuff that I'll
>> have along. :-)

> Do you want me to get one for you? (though I can't leave that in darryl
> or noddy's mailbox!)

I'd love to get one or two, but I'd seriously have to figure out how to get
it home. I guess I could borrow a mate's box trailer for the trip. :-)

For some reason, these things seem to be way more common in VIC than up
here. I also need an A80 as 2nd tank for the Volvo. :-)

>> Hmm. Just remembered that I've gotta confirm the house sitter for while
>> I'm away.

> It's good to know Dawggie is taking on some work

Gawd no. Not him. I'm not even sure if he's house trained. :-)

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the_dawggie

On Sep 3, 10:46*pm, Athol <athol_SPIT_S...@idl.net.au> wrote:
> > It's good to know Dawggie is taking on some work
>
> Gawd no. *Not him. *I'm not even sure if he's house trained. *:-)

No, I'm a lost Dawggie.

Patially house trained.

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