hi guys (and gals),

Firstly:
For those of you living or working in the Northern Beaches area of Sydney and keen to meet up do you have a preference for a venue?

Would you prefer someone's house or a park or would you prefer me to book a community centre like this one:

Narrabeen
(check out the VR tour with views of the lake)

or parks/cafes like this one:
The Flying Fox Cafe | Northern Beaches | Home
(very nice - we go there often because it has a great enclosed playground for kids)


or a pub like the Newport Arms?
Gallery :: Newport Arms Hotel

I am seriously open to suggestions!


Secondly:
What kind of activities would you like to if/when we meet up on such a local scale? Would you:
* just want to meet some kindred spirits;
* get some ideas;
* any excuse for a BBQ or a picnic;
* loook over and discuss the mechanicals of a particular vehicle or two (eg the diesel vehicle equivalent of a book club);
* learn how to make a benchtop batch of bio etc etc?
* find out more about the potential impacts of changes to legislation etc?


Over to you guys...

Cheers,
Cameron

Hi Cameron,

Been a while since I have been on the forum but it is good to be back! I am een for another meet up with the guys and location is no problem. I live in a unit now so I guess my place is out (neighbours not at all keen with visitors cars...) but the newport arms is always nice looking over the water and is very kid friendly.

Did you have another date in mind for the next meet?

Cya

Milhouse

Hi Milhouse,
No I don't have any dates or locations in mind - I had begun to think that everyone had lost interest ...

You appear to be making the call for the Newport Arms - no one is likely to argue against that!

So there is a venue sorted for the next one.

Whan do you want to catch up? let's start with a date - how soon?

Cameron

Sooner the better .

Gidday Guys
Newport Arms sounds great.....
They use to do a wicked seafood platter....
Please keep me posted re dates.
I'm no good through July unless it's the 20th July.
Hope that helps as a starting point.