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Raffi Balmanoukian
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in article , Richard at
wrote on 4/11/04 6:38 AM:

Actually as I recall we did some shopping in the same Woolies. You
better shop there if you're heading west, right? Picked up a
six-pack
of beer across the street as well.

A six pack for the Nullarbor? Teetotaler.

Hope you got some French Hot Bread on Commercial Terrace as well.
Their potato pies are mighty fine, too 8-)

*Now* you tell me! :-)

As for the Nullarbor, this was just the first six-pack purchased...
another at Streaky Bay, etc. Some of the guys ordered *slabs*! While
it
was hot, I wasn't quite that thirsty (and besides, my wife was
'banker'
for the trip. My choice, and it proved a good one, for she kept us on
budget while still pretty much quelling my thirst along the way.
--multiplaza.nl.nu--

in article , Richard at
wrote on 4/11/04 7:55 AM:

*Now* you tell me! :-)

As for the Nullarbor, this was just the first six-pack purchased...
another at Streaky Bay, etc. Some of the guys ordered *slabs*! While
it
was hot, I wasn't quite that thirsty (and besides, my wife was
'banker'
for the trip. My choice, and it proved a good one, for she kept us
on
budget while still pretty much quelling my thirst along the way.

Ah, but if you have a way to keep 'em cold, a slab works out to be
much
better value.....

Experience counts!

I hope, since you were with a group, that you didn't partake in the
Australian version of Neptune and the Equator.....the first time you
cross
the Nullarbor, tradition has it you do so nekkid.....
--multiplaza.nl.nu--

in article , Richard at
wrote on 4/11/04 7:55 AM:

*Now* you tell me! :-)

As for the Nullarbor, this was just the first six-pack purchased...
another at Streaky Bay, etc. Some of the guys ordered *slabs*! While
it
was hot, I wasn't quite that thirsty (and besides, my wife was
'banker'
for the trip. My choice, and it proved a good one, for she kept us
on
budget while still pretty much quelling my thirst along the way.

Ah, but if you have a way to keep 'em cold, a slab works out to be
much
better value.....

Experience counts!

I hope, since you were with a group, that you didn't partake in the
Australian version of Neptune and the Equator.....the first time you
cross
the Nullarbor, tradition has it you do so nekkid.....
--multiplaza.nl.nu--

Raffi Balmanoukian
a
wrote in
news:BC9EC052.22C15%walkabout@TAKEOUTTHETRASHTOREP LY.ns.sympatico.ca:

in article , Richard at
wrote on 4/11/04 7:55 AM:

*Now* you tell me! :-)

As for the Nullarbor, this was just the first six-pack purchased...
another at Streaky Bay, etc. Some of the guys ordered *slabs*! While
it was hot, I wasn't quite that thirsty (and besides, my wife was
'banker' for the trip. My choice, and it proved a good one, for she
kept us on budget while still pretty much quelling my thirst along
the way.

Ah, but if you have a way to keep 'em cold, a slab works out to be
much better value.....

Experience counts!

I hope, since you were with a group, that you didn't partake in the
Australian version of Neptune and the Equator.....the first time you
cross the Nullarbor, tradition has it you do so nekkid.....

It was certainly warm enough. But the only nekkid stuff was at a cave,

just a day out of Streaky Bay, when some brave members of the party
went
skinny-dipping in the underground lake.
--multiplaza.nl.nu--

Raffi Balmanoukian
a
wrote in
news:BC9EC052.22C15%walkabout@TAKEOUTTHETRASHTOREP LY.ns.sympatico.ca:

in article , Richard at
wrote on 4/11/04 7:55 AM:

*Now* you tell me! :-)

As for the Nullarbor, this was just the first six-pack purchased...
another at Streaky Bay, etc. Some of the guys ordered *slabs*! While
it was hot, I wasn't quite that thirsty (and besides, my wife was
'banker' for the trip. My choice, and it proved a good one, for she
kept us on budget while still pretty much quelling my thirst along
the way.

Ah, but if you have a way to keep 'em cold, a slab works out to be
much better value.....

Experience counts!

I hope, since you were with a group, that you didn't partake in the
Australian version of Neptune and the Equator.....the first time you
cross the Nullarbor, tradition has it you do so nekkid.....

It was certainly warm enough. But the only nekkid stuff was at a cave,

just a day out of Streaky Bay, when some brave members of the party
went
skinny-dipping in the underground lake.
--multiplaza.nl.nu--

Raffi Balmanoukian
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news:BC9EC052.22C15%walkabout@TAKEOUTTHETRASHTORE PLY.ns.sympatico.ca...
I hope, since you were with a group, that you didn't partake in the
Australian version of Neptune and the Equator.....the first time you
cross
the Nullarbor, tradition has it you do so nekkid.....

I assume this tradition is not honored if one is taking the
train...but I've been proved wrong before.

Nancy
--multiplaza.nl.nu--

in article , ncurtis at
wrote on 4/11/04 5:44 PM:

Raffi Balmanoukian
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news:BC9EC052.22C15%walkabout@TAKEOUTTHETRASHTORE PLY.ns.sympatico.ca...
I hope, since you were with a group, that you didn't partake in the
Australian version of Neptune and the Equator.....the first time you
cross
the Nullarbor, tradition has it you do so nekkid.....

I assume this tradition is not honored if one is taking the
train...but I've been proved wrong before.

Nancy

Well, there ARE only around seven people in Cook nowadays, so who's to
notice?

S'pose a lot depends on whether one has a private berth.
--multiplaza.nl.nu--

Raffi Balmanoukian
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message
news:BC9EC052.22C15%walkabout@TAKEOUTTHETRASHTORE PLY.ns.sympatico.ca...
I hope, since you were with a group, that you didn't partake in the
Australian version of Neptune and the Equator.....the first time you
cross
the Nullarbor, tradition has it you do so nekkid.....

I assume this tradition is not honored if one is taking the
train...but I've been proved wrong before.

Nancy
--multiplaza.nl.nu--

in article , ncurtis at
wrote on 4/11/04 5:44 PM:

Raffi Balmanoukian
a wrote in
message

news:BC9EC052.22C15%walkabout@TAKEOUTTHETRASHTORE PLY.ns.sympatico.ca...
I hope, since you were with a group, that you didn't partake in the
Australian version of Neptune and the Equator.....the first time you
cross
the Nullarbor, tradition has it you do so nekkid.....

I assume this tradition is not honored if one is taking the
train...but I've been proved wrong before.

Nancy

Well, there ARE only around seven people in Cook nowadays, so who's to
notice?

S'pose a lot depends on whether one has a private berth.
--multiplaza.nl.nu--

On Sun, 11 Apr 2004 12:16:22 GMT, Raffi Balmanoukian
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in article , Richard at
wrote on 4/11/04 7:55 AM:

*Now* you tell me! :-)

As for the Nullarbor, this was just the first six-pack purchased...
another at Streaky Bay, etc. Some of the guys ordered *slabs*! While
it
was hot, I wasn't quite that thirsty (and besides, my wife was
'banker'
for the trip. My choice, and it proved a good one, for she kept us
on
budget while still pretty much quelling my thirst along the way.

Ah, but if you have a way to keep 'em cold, a slab works out to be
much
better value.....

Experience counts!

I hope, since you were with a group, that you didn't partake in the
Australian version of Neptune and the Equator.....the first time you
cross
the Nullarbor, tradition has it you do so nekkid.....
Gee whiz, why did'nt someone tell me this when I went for the first
time many years ago, or for that matter any of the many times I have
been across
--multiplaza.nl.nu--