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Ummmm, I think after 4 years, it may be gone.

that sounds like fun rmb, i might try asking nick a question after every beer too. nick, remember tom and ross in mad wax? if in this script we're working on the mutilated corpse of one of the top five guys is found under a bush on burleigh head just after the quiksilver pro and a couple of detecti...

I'll have another crack.

channels wrote:Chest high and completely glassy DY. High volume fish was perfect out there. Infrequent sets but low crowds = super fun session

Same, but more towards Longy. Just me and the missus on a peak. Noone within a coupla hundred metres.

He's been out at the Bower when I've been there (pre-PM). He just paddled around a lot and hung on the shoulder.

The presumption that the victim will not do anything is interesting. What happens if the guy waits in the car park with a 303 and blows him away. There is a particular older guy at North Styne ( curly hair rides a mid length who will remain unnamed) and is always mouthing off aggressively at everyb...

Cheetah at Canberra Zoo.

Nice. The trees around there are awesome.

Cradle Mountain

Falls Creek

White faced heron

Great Comorant

Your fish would be fine if you're coming to the Northern Beaches. We get plenty of mushy Florida-type waves.

Spent a lot of time in NZ, both in the North & South. Firstly, don't hire the Winnebago/Campervan. The roads are hilly and windy and they handle like a piece of shit. You'll like the romanticism at first however you'll be over by the time you get to the top of the first decent hill. You are far bet...

Thanks Boo. The van we're looking at is a diesel. But apparently there is some sort of extra daily tax for diesel. RUC it's called. Still apparently works out cheaper than petrol I think. Like wine, fishing, kayaking, hiking, bacon and beer. So that all sounds good. Good seafood? Plenty od Paua. Th...

Thanks Boo. The van we're looking at is a diesel. But apparently there is some sort of extra daily tax for diesel. RUC it's called. Still apparently works out cheaper than petrol I think.

Like wine, fishing, kayaking, hiking, bacon and beer. So that all sounds good.

Good seafood?

Was gonna hijack M.F's thread, but thought better of it. Anyone been? Thinking of going in early April. Maybe hire a Winnebago and drive around. Are waves fairly accessible? Crowds? Any other touristy things worth doing? I would think that North Island water temps would be similar to Sydney? 3x2 wou...

Somewhere on the NB's with only a couple of other people. Sun, warm water, and peaks aplenty. Love it when school holidays finish.