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Help.

I need somebody. Well, three, actually.

The six degrees of separation demands that we, collectively, already know the people who will be able to assist this Christmas time. The challenge is in making the connections.

Above - Our Sally Williams at King Island and one of 'those' Steak Sandwiches. Below - Caitlin Poulton and Andrew Roberts doing a great job at the 2010 M2AB.

Specifically, what is needed are two persons to assist with the Melbourne to Launceston event. Rik Head is going to be administering the M2L, but he'll certainly need extra hands to record finishing times and the like.

Additionally, one person will be required for Hobart, where they will be processing images, FTPing them up to the site and preparing material for publication. Yes - you'll need to be IT savvy for this role!!! We think it may suit a Media/Graphics/IT student and they will certainly be hands on. No tea making duties here. Plane trip and Accom provided.

The person may well have been someone who followed the M2V coverage and thought, 'I can do that and I'd like to help!'. Now to begin the ball rolling, call Simon Dryden on 0418 145 909 or alternatively contact me via the red 'contact' below...

Simon Dryden in front of the ORCV's Headquarters in Hobart.

So then, if you know somebody - who may even know somebody else (it is Melbourne after all) - then please make the ask, because we could do with the help. BIG TIME.

Cheers.

© John Curnow, ORCV Media

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	Volunteers always needed. Sally at King Island on the left and one of 'those' Steak Sandwiches. Caitlin Poulton and Andrew Roberts doing a great job at the 2010 M2AB.