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Old 04-12-2006, 09:48 PM   #1
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Default So.. Casper.. Where are we having the AU BBQ this Coming Year ??

Like the Title States , Lets Make it a Bigger than Ben-Hur One , Would love to help casper or Anyone that takes the Challenge to get the Ball Rolling !

So Post Ideas Guys in Victoria , Where Can we go and Have a Nice Family Fun Day , Ideas ????

Gumbuya Park - Located about 20mins Out of Pakenham , Loads of Rainforest , Kids Rides , 50 BBQ Areas with Seating for OVER 3500 People , See the Wildlife and Scenery of the Area ,

Phillip Island - BBQ Facilitys @ Cowes , Giant Beach Area , Heaps of Wide open Space ! Alternitavly We Could Have a Do at Amaze'N'Things in Phillip Island Same Deal but no Beach but HEAPS of Things to Do , MiniGolf , A Huge Maze to Get Lost in , Puzzles ,

Adventure Park - Geelong Based Theme Park with Rapid rider waterslide, tunnel of terror waterslides, paddle pop express train, classic antique carousel, go-karts, archery range, paddle boats, lake view 18 hole mini golf course, lazy river 18 hole mini golf course, jumping jets splash area, kiddies jumping castle, two flying foxes, aqua bikes, canoeing, par 3 golf course, gigantic adult jumping castle, moon bikes, merry-go-round, two volleyball courts and so much more. Lots of Space and BBQ Areas ,

Whoosha's House - Not Much Space , But would Be Pretty Cool lol

Albert Park - I Liked Last Year , Based at Albert Park Lake , Simple BBQ , Surrounded By Our AU's , The Odd Taxi , and The City , Could be a Go ?

Enough From Me , What is Everyone Thinking ,

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Old 04-12-2006, 09:53 PM   #2
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sydney ;-)
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I thought it was agreed it would be in Sydney. :P I am happy to help out.
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I could be persuaded to come up to Siderny ... So Post Ideas Guys in Victoria 1st , then we will worry about Our Northern Sisters and Brothers
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We took our secondary students to the Alpine Toboggin Park in Whittlesea. $18 entry and unlimited rides. A huge carpark out the front to show the cars. Some of the rides were toboggin, easy to come off if you go flat out, the water slide, great for kids of all ages and sizes, the go karts, not fast, but 10 at a time, mini golf, and a few others.

There are large undercover areas to store stuff and sit down at tables and eat. Also, in each undercover area, there are BBQ facilities.

There's my idea anyway!

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We took our secondary students to the Alpine Toboggin Park in Whittlesea. $18 entry and unlimited rides. A huge carpark out the front to show the cars. Some of the rides were toboggin, easy to come off if you go flat out, the water slide, great for kids of all ages and sizes, the go karts, not fast, but 10 at a time, mini golf, and a few others.

There are large undercover areas to store stuff and sit down at tables and eat. Also, in each undercover area, there are BBQ facilities.

There's my idea anyway!

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We took our secondary students to the Alpine Toboggin Park in Whittlesea. $18 entry and unlimited rides. A huge carpark out the front to show the cars. Some of the rides were toboggin, easy to come off if you go flat out, the water slide, great for kids of all ages and sizes, the go karts, not fast, but 10 at a time, mini golf, and a few others.

There are large undercover areas to store stuff and sit down at tables and eat. Also, in each undercover area, there are BBQ facilities.

There's my idea anyway!

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Gumbuya Park sounds good!

Adventure Park sounds awesome but it's too far away!

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I thought they were talking about hold the next one at Hanging Rock as we needed more room for more cars
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I thought they were talking about hold the next one at Hanging Rock as we needed more room for more cars
Correct, Hanging rock is high on the list however I am open to suggestions. I'd like to hold it in March or April again (like last year) and, if theres enough interest, it will most certainly be a goer.
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Sounds like the one Casper's organising won't be in Sydney, so......lets organise a Sydney one. Who's in?
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Sounds like the one Casper's organising won't be in Sydney, so......lets organise a Sydney one. Who's in?
Sydney would be easyer for me to get too.
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Sounds like the one Casper's organising won't be in Sydney, so......lets organise a Sydney one. Who's in?
I'll second that, you young blokes organise this count me in to attend.
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Albury? Largest regional city that is approx half way between Melbourne and Sydney.
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Albury? Largest regional city that is approx half way between Melbourne and Sydney.
lol you're a bit off there ;p Melb to Albury is about 300km - Melb to Syd is about 850km ;p
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Sydney one sounds good ... but not IN SYDNEY itself ... I say somewhere on the outskirts ... or outer metro ... just to make it easier for people to stick together.
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LOL, Hangind Rock would be the preffered site for Melbourne as Albert Park was a bit small, let me know if anyone needs a helping hand.

Personally, I wouldn't mind organising one in Canberra ACT as it's a beautiful drive up and not too busy on the weekends.

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LOL, Hangind Rock would be the preffered site for Melbourne as Albert Park was a bit small, let me know if anyone needs a helping hand.

Personally, I wouldn't mind organising one in Canberra ACT as it's a beautiful drive up and not too busy on the weekends.

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there's an entry fee for hanging rock these days - what a crock ;p can't remember how much it was, something between $4-$7 when i went a few months ago. Sure it doesn't sound like heaps, but it's something to consider for you people, since albert park is free (but parking is $2 an hour or something there now too).
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there's an entry fee for hanging rock these days - what a crock ;p can't remember how much it was, something between $4-$7 when i went a few months ago. Sure it doesn't sound like heaps, but it's something to consider for you people, since albert park is free (but parking is $2 an hour or something there now too).
Albert park certainly wasn't free last year. There was a fair cost to sealing off our designated area.
Mick will know the full details but it wasn't cheap.
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Albert park certainly wasn't free last year. There was a fair cost to sealing off our designated area.
Mick will know the full details but it wasn't cheap.
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Plus the actual cost of securing the grounds,all day parking fees and theirs insurance to consider which luckily I am only to happy to use my Public Liability Cover again for the next event as this is the first thing they ask for.

We could always have 2 BBQ's in the one year : :
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LOL, Hangind Rock would be the preffered site for Melbourne as Albert Park was a bit small, let me know if anyone needs a helping hand.

Personally, I wouldn't mind organising one in Canberra ACT as it's a beautiful drive up and not too busy on the weekends.

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Canberra sounds like a decent central point ... and a good place for photos as well around the lake in different area. Easy driving roads ... and decent accomodation at good prices too.
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LOL, Hangind Rock would be the preffered site for Melbourne as Albert Park was a bit small, let me know if anyone needs a helping hand.

Personally, I wouldn't mind organising one in Canberra ACT as it's a beautiful drive up and not too busy on the weekends.

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Now that is a very good suggestion Mick, can the Victorians handle it !
I reckon NSW could get a good roll up.....

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Bugger Canberra what about WAGGA! :hihi: Halfway for everybody and we have alright weather up here :Reverend:
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Bugger Canberra what about WAGGA! :hihi: Halfway for everybody and we have alright weather up here :Reverend:
YES, true about the weather, but those damn DRIVEWAYS : :jab:
Nah, seriously though, Wagga is a great place for a BBQ and a nice drive.

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i Wouldnt Mind Driving somewhere , Like Albury , Sydney or Wagga !
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I think the two main things to consider is:

1: size - this year at albert park numbers had to capped, and even then the area was a bit small(it worked, but more room for manoveruing cars once others got in would of been good)

2: Barbies avalible - The one this year at albert park, the barby area was constantly heavily packed, even though we had two hot plates going at the same time for us.

Apart from that, i don't think the location is important.

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