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Jan 16th 2007 | 10:17 am

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fings

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Re: BBC - Wanted Down Under

really enjoyed both programs
more so today with it being perth

Jan 16th 2007 | 9:04 pm

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Originally Posted by mark 'n' joe

I really enjoyed the program even though we dont think we can afford Perth now still loved seeing the Esplanade Hotel in Fremantle where we stayed in 2000 and also love Cottesloe beach.

I'll keep setting the video for the next episode.

Jx

is it on for the next 4 weeks?

Jan 16th 2007 | 11:32 pm

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absolutely gutted!!!

Can't believe that I didn't set the Sky +. have been so busy at work forgot to watch/record any of these shows. I kept checking the evening tv, on the assumption it would be on one evening about 7ish!! What an inconsiderate time to show the programmes.

Anway the positive is that I can record Thursday's episode.

Jan 17th 2007 | 12:48 am

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leechy100

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Can't believe I missed the Perth one. Wouldn't have minded but haven't even left the house, just forgot to watch it!

Nicky x

Jan 17th 2007 | 2:52 am

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Originally Posted by B@lDeR$

Thank you for your kind words of support. Even now 4 hours later on my head is still up in the clouds. I'm realy glad you enjoyed the show. My wife and I have been having sleepless nights worrying about how we would come across. We had a wicked time out in Aus and even with the pressure of leaving the family behind we are both looking forward to the next 6 months and all it brings with it. All being well we should be topping up our sun tans by then.

Hi Paul , really enjoyed the show . don't get to see it in the mornings but record it for evening viewing .
wasn't sure if yer wife was gonna give thumbs up to Perth or not .

i was very interested in the house prices , some outta reach but i have to say you get loads more for your money .

anyway , enjoyed it and all the best to you all .

(watch out for spiders)

Scott & Rachel

Jan 17th 2007 | 3:42 am

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Bonnybute

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I've only just realised there are two Threads running on this programme.. I kept wondering where my posts had gone...

I'm such a dippo.. lol lol

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Jan 17th 2007 | 4:22 am

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moving2montreal

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I like the program - everyone seems really taken in by Australia.

Jan 17th 2007 | 4:25 am

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Originally Posted by Bonnybute

I've only just realised there are two Threads running on this programme.. I kept wondering where my posts had gone...

I'm such a dippo.. lol lol

sights and sounds were informative but I'm sure this prog was originally for itv... so much recap and yadda yadda yadda.... 30 mins of info and the rest was re-edited. These guys must have done much more than came across? All the same, it looks great even though the 'average' house prices don't seem to reflect what realestate.com.au says....

I was sitting in our kitchen in wet and windy shropshire wishing....

Jan 17th 2007 | 4:30 am

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jrob

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Total Waste Of Time!

Jan 17th 2007 | 4:34 am

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Can anyone highly recommend a migration agent please.
Sonia xx

Jan 17th 2007 | 4:38 am

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Can anyone highly recommend a migration agent please.
Sonia xx

George Lombard or Alan Collet. Both highly recommended by those who've used em!

Jan 17th 2007 | 4:56 am

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Originally Posted by uksniper

Arkon where are you? Don't leave us, we miss you. NOT.

Just to keep Arkon happy I would like to come out of the closet and say "I'm the Director General of the BBC, so could you all, please watch my new program on BBC from Mon 15 Jan at 0915".

Wow it was such a pleasure getting that off my chest.

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We are in the US (we have our PR visa's ready to move) please have a a work with BBC-America so we can have the show over here! I would love to see it, my folks are in the UK and following it too.

Any idea's how we can get it over here?

Cheers

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