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Old 27-02-2009, 01:30 PM   #1
jphanna
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Default favourite sunday drive?

Do you have a favourite country cruise road?

you know the type of day, usually sunny and maybe you just polished the beast, and maybe feel like a nice drive with the music cranked up and you take a mate, or even just on your own. For example in Victoria I wouldn’t mind betting the Great Ocean road is on top of most lists. Maybe in NSW the Blue Mountains? In SA, I like the road to Cape Jervois because it has a combination of hills, tight corners, open corners, straights, scenery and the final few kilometres is awfully close to the original ‘Conrod Straight’ before they added the kink. Then you end up at a nice beach

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