KNOX SUBURBS (FERNTREE, BORONIA, LYSTERFIELD)

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May 20th 2008, 4:36 am

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Re: KNOX SUBURBS (FERNTREE, BORONIA, LYSTERFIELD)

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FTG is not known as a bad area but still best to avoid anything around the train station as that seems to be the place the kids hang around at night.

Brilliant, thanks we're going to have a look around on the weekends at different suburbs see what shops, schools etc there are.

May 20th 2008, 10:27 am

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Re: KNOX SUBURBS (FERNTREE, BORONIA, LYSTERFIELD)

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Brilliant, thanks we're going to have a look around on the weekends at different suburbs see what shops, schools etc there are.

Have a look all around FTG and include Upper FTG, Upwey, Tecoma, Belgrave, The Basin. All have easy access to good facilities and the train line. I'll reply to your PM in more detail.

Rachel

May 20th 2008, 10:32 am

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Re: KNOX SUBURBS (FERNTREE, BORONIA, LYSTERFIELD)

Thanks Crow, much appreciate it

May 20th 2008, 12:15 pm

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Re: KNOX SUBURBS (FERNTREE, BORONIA, LYSTERFIELD)

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FTG is not known as a bad area but still best to avoid anything around the train station as that seems to be the place the kids hang around at night.

so thats where you've been

May 21st 2008, 7:10 pm

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Re: KNOX SUBURBS (FERNTREE, BORONIA, LYSTERFIELD)

We stayed in Bayswater, which was not very nice but I agree that all the villages in the Basin area are lovely, as are the Dandenongs themselves.

Helen