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We seemed to be a younger group than the other<br />
club but it may have just seemed that way as we<br />
had all convertibles!!<br />
The food kept coming as did the conversation and<br />
what with the weather what a beautiful day. In all,<br />
what a pleasant day out.<br />
13 August - A combined run with Wide Bay chapter<br />
and Bundaberg to Burrum Heads was held. The<br />
report and photos are on the Wide Bay Chapter<br />
pages.<br />
27 August - Run to Biggenden area by Gary<br />
Duncan.<br />
During the planning stages things had started out<br />
looking a little bit grim for this run. We couldn’t<br />
help but start to compare the process of either<br />
organising or attending an MG run to Forrest<br />
Gump’s philosophy on life. Like his ‘box of<br />
chocolates’ you never know what you’re going to<br />
get.<br />
For instance, we didn’t know what the weather<br />
would deliver to us. Over the previous few days<br />
several of the local dogs had gone missing after<br />
being blown off their chains. Too much wind, either<br />
inside or outside of a small sports car can make for<br />
a very unpleasant day.<br />
We also didn’t know for sure who would turn up<br />
on the day. Some had replied in the negative and<br />
could be discounted. Only a few appeared likely<br />
to arrive but then there was the silent majority, any<br />
of whom may materialise unexpectedly. It seemed<br />
that most of the regular attendees as well as the<br />
not so regular ones had, as we all do at times,<br />
other things that needed attention on this particular<br />
weekend.<br />
A myriad of other things we didn’t know as well but<br />
the one thing we did know and could rely on was<br />
that Jacqui and Ray Mutton would be on their way<br />
to meet us for the day. Alone or otherwise. They<br />
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The <strong>Octagon</strong> -<strong>Sept</strong>ember <strong>2017</strong>