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SUMMARY:July Club Meeting
DESCRIPTION:The July meeting will feature two guest speakers\, who both took part in this year’s Targa Tasmania\, which was abruptly cancelled after the death of a competitor on the second day. \nBlair Healy and his wife Mary competed in their 404\, Pedro\, entered in the time-speed-distance section of the event. \nThis meant they had a minimum speed of 30kmh and a maximum of 130. \n“We could keep up\, but just\,” he told Torque. \nThe open section has a maximum speed of 200kmh and no minimum. \nBlair\, who spoke to the December meeting last year\, came away from the shortened Targa with some controversial views on the way the event is run. \nWithout flagging what he might say\, it is obvious that Blair is concerned about the speeds some relatively inexperienced drivers from interstate are allowed to drive on Tasmania’s roads in autumn. \n“The road that accident happened on was a 14-15km mountain climb on a very narrow\, slippery road when it was raining\,” he said. “You need to be a very experienced driver.” \nSome of the roads never dry out. \n“The Tasmanians say you need to need to know the road because that climb was through a state forest with trees that overhung the road\, with moss on the road and it had been raining. I could feel that in the 404\, which is very stable. \n“They are very dangerous and the people who tend to come out on top are all Tasmanians.” \nThe crews had completed eight of the 32 Targa stages when it was called off. \nPedro will be at the July meeting for members to inspect. \nCallum O’Callaghan-Daft also took part in the 2022 Targa and he will also tell of his experiences in his 205. \nAs usual\, there will be a free barbecue before the meeting and supper afterwards. \nSo come along and catch up with your Peugeot friends. \n  \nMeetings are held on the first Friday of every month (except January) at the VDC Clubrooms\, Unit 8\, 41-49 Norcal Road\, Nunawading (Melway 48 G10)\, commencing at 8pm. Visitors are most welcome.
URL:https://www.pccv.org/event/july-club-meeting-8/
LOCATION:Chateau Peugeot\, Unit 8\, 41-49 Norcal Road\, Nunawading
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SUMMARY:Bastille Day Lunch
DESCRIPTION:Once again\, we will be celebrating Bastille Day at the very French-themed Republic of Letters restaurant at 239 Whitehorse Road\, Balwyn\, near the Palace Cinema. \nLast year’s Bastille Day lunch was a great success\, with almost 30 people enjoying the French atmosphere. \nThe set-price menu will cover a choice of all sorts of French delights\, from French onion soup\, quiches\, French fries\, crepes to roast chicken and beef bourguignon. \nThe restaurant is licensed\, or there is a fee if you bring your own wine. \nThe one certainty about this year’s lunch is that we will be toasting the late Neil Beddoe\, who died just a couple of days after attending last year’s Bastille Day celebrations. \nTo reserve your place at the Republic of Letters\, call Colin Harris on 0432 302 414. Places are limited so bookings are essential. \nPS: If you are wondering about the name of the restaurant\, this is what Wikipedia has to say about it. “The Republic of Letters is the long-distance intellectual community in the late 17th and 18th centuries in Europe and the Americas. It fostered communication among the intellectuals of the Age of Enlightenment\, or philosophes as they were called in France.”
URL:https://www.pccv.org/event/bastille-day-lunch-3/
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