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14-05-2007, 08:54 PM

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Keepleft

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Join Date: Jun 2005

Location: Lake Macquarie, NSW

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Originally Posted by Firefox7

Yeah.... you forgot to mention the fog...that road gets damp late at night from heavy dew and thick fog, and theirs always parts of the road that are constantly wet after heavy rainfalls like we have had in the last few weeks. Sometimes I wonder if they should have re-opened it. The only reason they did was because of that debacle on the F3 a few years back.

Maaate - the roads a vital valve in times of emergencies, and aside from a few cowboys, is a nice drive. I use it often.

The cost to reopen the road following the landslide was 2.2 million dollars, thank you Commonwealth:-)

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