Its great having Europe on your doorstep
May 14th 2003, 12:57 pm
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Its great having Europe on your doorstep
I shall be spending the end of May bank holiday in Paris and spending a couple of weeks in Ligueria at the end of August and a week in Cornwall at the end of June. Spent the last May Day bank holiday in Aarhus (£28 flight including tax).
Its great to be back living in Europe. Nothing can compare.
Its great to be back living in Europe. Nothing can compare.
May 14th 2003, 1:20 pm
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Re: Its great having Europe on your doorstep
Originally posted by Meridian
I shall be spending the end of May bank holiday in Paris and spending a couple of weeks in Ligueria at the end of August and a week in Cornwall at the end of June. Spent the last May Day bank holiday in Aarhus (£28 flight including tax).
Its great to be back living in Europe. Nothing can compare.
I shall be spending the end of May bank holiday in Paris and spending a couple of weeks in Ligueria at the end of August and a week in Cornwall at the end of June. Spent the last May Day bank holiday in Aarhus (£28 flight including tax).
Its great to be back living in Europe. Nothing can compare.
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May 14th 2003, 2:46 pm
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Yeah,
Do us a favour, tell us where you came from and what the problem was?
Cheers
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Do us a favour, tell us where you came from and what the problem was?
Cheers
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May 14th 2003, 5:17 pm
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Re: Its great having Europe on your doorstep
Originally posted by Meridian
I shall be spending the end of May bank holiday in Paris and spending a couple of weeks in Ligueria at the end of August and a week in Cornwall at the end of June. Spent the last May Day bank holiday in Aarhus (£28 flight including tax).
Its great to be back living in Europe. Nothing can compare.
I shall be spending the end of May bank holiday in Paris and spending a couple of weeks in Ligueria at the end of August and a week in Cornwall at the end of June. Spent the last May Day bank holiday in Aarhus (£28 flight including tax).
Its great to be back living in Europe. Nothing can compare.
May 14th 2003, 11:37 pm
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Europe is all the same. Asia is much more diverse, interesting and has more culture and history.
May 14th 2003, 11:44 pm
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Originally posted by Bilbo
Europe is all the same. Asia is much more diverse, interesting and has more culture and history.
Europe is all the same. Asia is much more diverse, interesting and has more culture and history.
Must agree I love open drains , food poisioning , beggers in the streets and temples , no I think Paris sounds a better bet .
Rome ,Paris ,London , Berlin to name a few capital cities in Europe are all the same compared to the rat holes in Asia , I had you wrong you are indeed a Aussie prat.
May 14th 2003, 11:56 pm
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Originally posted by pommie bastard
Must agree I love open drains , food poisioning , beggers in the streets and temples , no I think Paris sounds a better bet .
Rome ,Paris ,London , Berlin to name a few capital cities in Europe are all the same compared to the rat holes in Asia , I had you wrong you are indeed a Aussie prat.
Must agree I love open drains , food poisioning , beggers in the streets and temples , no I think Paris sounds a better bet .
Rome ,Paris ,London , Berlin to name a few capital cities in Europe are all the same compared to the rat holes in Asia , I had you wrong you are indeed a Aussie prat.
May 15th 2003, 12:16 am
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Originally posted by Bilbo
Indeed my Pommie Rat. Thanks for not infesting the good parts.
Indeed my Pommie Rat. Thanks for not infesting the good parts.
May 15th 2003, 1:06 am
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Originally posted by pommie bastard
Well spent a couple of lovely holidays in wonderful Asia in so called 5 star hotels watching rats run around the bedroom , kept the windows shut the open drains are not to my taste but seem to suit you?
Well spent a couple of lovely holidays in wonderful Asia in so called 5 star hotels watching rats run around the bedroom , kept the windows shut the open drains are not to my taste but seem to suit you?
May 15th 2003, 1:09 am
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Re: Its great having Europe on your doorstep
Originally posted by Meridian
I shall be spending the end of May bank holiday in Paris and spending a couple of weeks in Ligueria at the end of August and a week in Cornwall at the end of June. Spent the last May Day bank holiday in Aarhus (£28 flight including tax).
Its great to be back living in Europe. Nothing can compare.
I shall be spending the end of May bank holiday in Paris and spending a couple of weeks in Ligueria at the end of August and a week in Cornwall at the end of June. Spent the last May Day bank holiday in Aarhus (£28 flight including tax).
Its great to be back living in Europe. Nothing can compare.
May 15th 2003, 1:15 am
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Re: Its great having Europe on your doorstep
Originally posted by renth
Right, and having about half your taxes spent on improving the Portuguese road system and paying off Spanish fishermen because there aren't any fish left in British waters because they have caught them all.
Right, and having about half your taxes spent on improving the Portuguese road system and paying off Spanish fishermen because there aren't any fish left in British waters because they have caught them all.
I think the opening of Europe to all is a good thing a small Island needs friends on the main land , this big Island has few near its shores .
The freedom to live or work in the EU should not be underestimated , Australias market is in the far east and is very poor compared to the EU.
May 15th 2003, 1:18 am
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Re: Its great having Europe on your doorstep
Originally posted by pommie bastard
Have to dis-agree with this has there been chip shops shutting down all over the UK ? the fish sold here is crap compared to a good piece of cod or haddock.
I think the opening of Europe to all is a good thing a small Island needs friends on the main land , this big Island has few near its shores .
The freedom to live or work in the EU should not be underestimated , Australias market is in the far east and is very poor compared to the EU.
Have to dis-agree with this has there been chip shops shutting down all over the UK ? the fish sold here is crap compared to a good piece of cod or haddock.
I think the opening of Europe to all is a good thing a small Island needs friends on the main land , this big Island has few near its shores .
The freedom to live or work in the EU should not be underestimated , Australias market is in the far east and is very poor compared to the EU.
Then we discovered the chippy in Ocean Reef, you ought to try it. It's the best fish and chips I've had anywhere in the world.
May 15th 2003, 1:24 am
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Re: Its great having Europe on your doorstep
Originally posted by renth
I was surprised about the fish and chips here, we were in Kalbarri and it wasn't very good. Jurien, the same.
Then we discovered the chippy in Ocean Reef, you ought to try it. It's the best fish and chips I've had anywhere in the world.
I was surprised about the fish and chips here, we were in Kalbarri and it wasn't very good. Jurien, the same.
Then we discovered the chippy in Ocean Reef, you ought to try it. It's the best fish and chips I've had anywhere in the world.
Give me greasy warm chips cooked in fat not oil and fish that has taste in a thick batter , and god willing a steak and kidney pie.
May 15th 2003, 1:48 am
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Must agree I love open drains , food poisioning , beggers in the streets
May 15th 2003, 1:56 am
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Originally posted by karawara88
Ahhh you must mean Manchester. !!
Ahhh you must mean Manchester. !!
