Moving to the Gold Coast
Jun 30th 2009, 10:50 am
#61
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Re: Moving to the Gold Coast
Fight!!!!!!!!!!!
You wish. I need to know people first. 
Jun 30th 2009, 11:39 am
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Re: Moving to the Gold Coast
Jun 30th 2009, 11:47 am
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Re: Moving to the Gold Coast
Oooops hit send too soon! I meant to clarify that life out here is great etc but personally, for me, I would rather live somewhere like Brisbane. I find it more varied and friendly. Then again I am talking from a "no kids" point of view. The GC certainly caters for families! Especially fat families who like kebabs, customised utes and dont wear shoes in the supermarket LOL! :O)
You made me chuckle anyway.
Jun 30th 2009, 1:33 pm
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Re: Moving to the Gold Coast
Hi all we are also moving to the Gold Coast , We arrive on 9th Sept (family of 4 with a daughter 12 and a son 8) its all getting very scary its only about 6 weeks till our container leaveshttp://images.ibsrv.net/ibsrv/res/sr...milies/eek.gif
Julie
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Jun 30th 2009, 8:43 pm
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Re: Moving to the Gold Coast
We are flying with Cathay Pacific and leave at 1030 pm from LHR where abouts are you moving to ?We are staying in Broadbeach for a month while we look for long term accomodation.
Julie
bless you!!!
Jul 1st 2009, 6:45 am
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Jul 1st 2009, 6:52 am
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Re: Moving to the Gold Coast
Opinions on acreage differ a lot, depending on what each individual actually considers acreage to be.
IMO acreage is a property on 5 plus acres, but this of course is just my opinion.
Anybody know how much land you have to be on for your property to be classed as acreage? X
IMO acreage is a property on 5 plus acres, but this of course is just my opinion.
Anybody know how much land you have to be on for your property to be classed as acreage? X
Jul 1st 2009, 7:11 am
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Re: Moving to the Gold Coast
Oooops hit send too soon! I meant to clarify that life out here is great etc but personally, for me, I would rather live somewhere like Brisbane. I find it more varied and friendly. Then again I am talking from a "no kids" point of view. The GC certainly caters for families! Especially fat families who like kebabs, customised utes and dont wear shoes in the supermarket LOL! :O)
And not even giving Surfers a mention!
Jul 2nd 2009, 2:49 am
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Re: Moving to the Gold Coast
Opinions on acreage differ a lot, depending on what each individual actually considers acreage to be.
IMO acreage is a property on 5 plus acres, but this of course is just my opinion.
Anybody know how much land you have to be on for your property to be classed as acreage? X
IMO acreage is a property on 5 plus acres, but this of course is just my opinion.
Anybody know how much land you have to be on for your property to be classed as acreage? X
Jul 3rd 2009, 8:18 am
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Re: Moving to the Gold Coast
We are staying with my sister in law in Burleigh Heads until we find temp. accommodation/jobs. Hope to settle in south Brisbane or on the GC. Maybe see you in September! How exciting...9.5 weeks to go woohooooo!
Jul 3rd 2009, 10:03 am
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Re: Moving to the Gold Coast
Opinions on acreage differ a lot, depending on what each individual actually considers acreage to be.
IMO acreage is a property on 5 plus acres, but this of course is just my opinion.
Anybody know how much land you have to be on for your property to be classed as acreage? X
IMO acreage is a property on 5 plus acres, but this of course is just my opinion.
Anybody know how much land you have to be on for your property to be classed as acreage? X
- not an 'opinion' btw more of a fact!!!!!