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CurbLakeside in Cambridge II – The Australian AlumniPosted on December 6, 2013 | 52 CommentsHello listeners, and welcome to CurbLakeside in Cambridge II – The Australian Alumni. The venue? Lake Karapiro, New Zealand. The reporter? Your Kiwi KurbLakeside Klassic Korrespondent. The cars? Classic. In […]