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Always wanted to do this.His father in 2012 at the shakedown which is sort of a test to make sure everything is running ok. This can normally be done up to 4 times, so they get to know the road, hence the different lines taken.View attachment 299840View attachment 299841View attachment 299842View attachment 299843
Mate, if you don’t know where you are… put down the bottle!Bottle of RWT to first person to tell me where my office is right now
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Field of lights?Bottle of RWT to first person to tell me where my office is right now
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Or a bloody great driver !!!It reminds me whem mrsdrron was driving our Datsun 1600 on the back roads of the Flinders ranges. Went through a creek crossing and a couple of moments later looked out my window and a wheel was travelling beside us. Problem was it was our left rear wheel/. Hadn't noticed any difference in handling. a great little car.
That’s Thu nightField of lights?
Given that no one has actually 'guessed' the correct answer - I'm going to go with UluruBottle of RWT to first person to tell me where my office is right now
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The last photo. When I first saw it I thought it was a ship capsizing in the surf. Deck chairs abandoned! High sand dune with fields in the background. I know it’s snow, but my image is hard to in-see!Morning walk office..
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Queenstown, New Zealand.
The drive to Coronet Peak offers great views over Queenstown’s other ski field, the Remarkables.
When you consider the tiny white patch in the valley at the centre of the picture below includes an entire ski field, you begin to appreciate just how big these mountain are.
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These two photos aim to show the steepest run at Coronet Peak, “The Hurdle”.
It’s hard to give perspective from either the top or bottom, just how steep it is. So you’ll have to trust my aching legs.
These photos are from halfway down and the steepness of the chairlift might give some perspective.
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The run home called “Pro Am”. Also pretty steep.
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Coronet Peak, New Zealand.
I can bring it over in a couple of weeksGiven that no one has actually 'guessed' the correct answer - I'm going to go with Uluru
I'll PM you my address, I wonder if there will be any import duty to pay?
Obviously at Changi, about to enter TPR, with a NT tourism poster in the background.Bottle of RWT to first person to tell me where my office is right now
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Bottle of RWT to first person to tell me where my office is right now
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