Anyone with kids in the Bundaberg area?
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Re: Anyone with kids in the Bundaberg area?
can you tell me how you all got from brisbane to bundy?
i have been looking at flights but i remember seeing something about excess baggage and the cost implications???
did you all book from the uk, or did you get someone to do it from that end?
did anyone encouter any difficulties with their baggage, only chris and i will have 20kg's with singapore but we will probably buy a laptop in singapore which will add weight to our luggage.
thanks bec
ps, i have read about you all going to shallom market, whats it like and whats there to buy, i love markets!!
i have been looking at flights but i remember seeing something about excess baggage and the cost implications???
did you all book from the uk, or did you get someone to do it from that end?
did anyone encouter any difficulties with their baggage, only chris and i will have 20kg's with singapore but we will probably buy a laptop in singapore which will add weight to our luggage.
thanks bec
ps, i have read about you all going to shallom market, whats it like and whats there to buy, i love markets!!
We flew from Brisbane to Bundy with Quantas which takes about 50 mins we only had minimum baggage so it wasn't a problem for us (think it was 20kg) no problems at all just wish I had brought more as the allowance was more on both airlines which we only found out at the checkin!! then again there were 5 of us so maybe not! as for the laptop it was classed as free hand luggage when we came, check on their website to make sure but, think it will be the same still.
Shallom Market sells various items fresh fruit/veg (cheaper than the supermarkets) car boot type stuff (books, tools general bric a brac etc) there are even animals dogs, birds, fish etc I even saw a turkey one week (and yes it was real!!) it's a real mixture. I love to go for the atmosphere nice and relaxed plus theres a cafe.
Shari
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Re: Anyone with kids in the Bundaberg area?
can you tell me how you all got from brisbane to bundy?
i have been looking at flights but i remember seeing something about excess baggage and the cost implications???
did you all book from the uk, or did you get someone to do it from that end?
did anyone encouter any difficulties with their baggage, only chris and i will have 20kg's with singapore but we will probably buy a laptop in singapore which will add weight to our luggage.
thanks bec
ps, i have read about you all going to shallom market, whats it like and whats there to buy, i love markets!!
i have been looking at flights but i remember seeing something about excess baggage and the cost implications???
did you all book from the uk, or did you get someone to do it from that end?
did anyone encouter any difficulties with their baggage, only chris and i will have 20kg's with singapore but we will probably buy a laptop in singapore which will add weight to our luggage.
thanks bec
ps, i have read about you all going to shallom market, whats it like and whats there to buy, i love markets!!
I love going to the shalom markets its real entertaining just looking at the people some typical aussies there just ace.i wonder sometimes about the animals up for sale though and the fruit and veg definately taste better fresher too.
You arrive on fathers day here then, tidy, what a good start.
Teryna
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Re: Anyone with kids in the Bundaberg area?
can you tell me how you all got from brisbane to bundy?
i have been looking at flights but i remember seeing something about excess baggage and the cost implications???
did you all book from the uk, or did you get someone to do it from that end?
did anyone encouter any difficulties with their baggage, only chris and i will have 20kg's with singapore but we will probably buy a laptop in singapore which will add weight to our luggage.
thanks bec
ps, i have read about you all going to shallom market, whats it like and whats there to buy, i love markets!!
i have been looking at flights but i remember seeing something about excess baggage and the cost implications???
did you all book from the uk, or did you get someone to do it from that end?
did anyone encouter any difficulties with their baggage, only chris and i will have 20kg's with singapore but we will probably buy a laptop in singapore which will add weight to our luggage.
thanks bec
ps, i have read about you all going to shallom market, whats it like and whats there to buy, i love markets!!
the tilt train goes to bundy from brisbane takes four hours and i am sure it could be arranged that one of us could pick you up
you are allowed 1 peice of hand luggage and a laptop
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Re: Anyone with kids in the Bundaberg area?
they started st marys today, there is buses, they are quite expensive, I hope to take them to school when i go to work, thats when I get a job. Marks likes Bargara, said he doesnt mind driving in and out, well try it any way.
I am sick driving around every where looking, but we have to hurry and find one soon
talk to you soon
siobhan
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Re: Anyone with kids in the Bundaberg area?
thanks for all the responses guys
well i have contacted my cousin and he and the wife are going to spend a weekend in brisbane and pick us up which is really nice of them. we will then hire a car for a few weeks to get us on our feet.
bec
well i have contacted my cousin and he and the wife are going to spend a weekend in brisbane and pick us up which is really nice of them. we will then hire a car for a few weeks to get us on our feet.
bec
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Re: Anyone with kids in the Bundaberg area?
what time sunday guys im off work and its the multi cultural show too !!
Teryna
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Re: Anyone with kids in the Bundaberg area?
whereabouts are you meeting and at what time, and what should I bring, have been busy shopping for beds etc, is Harvey Norman the best for this, any body any other tips for buying beds and fridges etc?
Look forward to meeting you all
siobhan
Look forward to meeting you all
siobhan
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Re: Anyone with kids in the Bundaberg area?
homemakers are having a sale on saturday next to iga in town
goodguys is pretty good for electrical and you payless if you pay cash
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Re: Anyone with kids in the Bundaberg area?
yes harvey norman is a bit dearer but i think they have good quality stuff with the added bonus of not having to pay for it straight away so i suppose you are paying more for the credit. We ve purchased loads from them you can get a bargain with end of line sales and you can even barter with them too. Colins been quite successful at that. They charge $45 delivery whether its one thing or five.It all depends what your taste is and how much you have to spend. Another place worth alook is the tender center weve got some brand new bar stools for half the price of the shops wed been looking at them in the shops for a while we was well chuffed.
See ya sunday
Teryna
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Re: Anyone with kids in the Bundaberg area?
Elaine
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Excellent day yesterday, Nigel, Elaine, Mark and Siobhan it was good meeting you all. The weather held out pretty good for us considering what we got through the night
It's great seeing all the kids getting on well with each other, it always makes it that bit easier for them when they are so far from their old friends back in blighty.
Alan
It's great seeing all the kids getting on well with each other, it always makes it that bit easier for them when they are so far from their old friends back in blighty.
Alan
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Re: Anyone with kids in the Bundaberg area?
Excellent day yesterday, Nigel, Elaine, Mark and Siobhan it was good meeting you all. The weather held out pretty good for us considering what we got through the night
It's great seeing all the kids getting on well with each other, it always makes it that bit easier for them when they are so far from their old friends back in blighty.
Alan
It's great seeing all the kids getting on well with each other, it always makes it that bit easier for them when they are so far from their old friends back in blighty.
Alan
Yes it is good to see the kids getting on shame you are leaving us though.
We wont be able to make the next meet weve friends from the Uk visiting then and we are off to australia zoo and whale watching-again![no doubt we will have to do it a few times more to] with them that weekend sorry but will catch up again.
Teryna
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Re: Anyone with kids in the Bundaberg area?
Mark,
Saw this in the newsmail jobs. Might be of use to you
ROOF TILER
Required urgently
Above award wage
Continuous work
Phone Judi 0407 119 785
RJ Roofing
Alan
Saw this in the newsmail jobs. Might be of use to you
ROOF TILER
Required urgently
Above award wage
Continuous work
Phone Judi 0407 119 785
RJ Roofing
Alan
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Re: Anyone with kids in the Bundaberg area?
Hi, hope you don't mind me joining in.
It looks like we'll be moving from NSW to Bundy in January for work reasons. It seems as if everyone on this thread loves the place...so has anyone got anything bad to say about it?
Cheers,
It looks like we'll be moving from NSW to Bundy in January for work reasons. It seems as if everyone on this thread loves the place...so has anyone got anything bad to say about it?
Cheers,