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Old Aug 20th 2009 | 2:42 pm
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Originally Posted by stuckinblighty
We live in a new house on a slab and its friggin freezing...shitty windows and bugger all insulation ......but it is a 5 star energy rated house !!!!!

Wot a laff


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Old Aug 20th 2009 | 7:32 pm
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Originally Posted by fraser
Agreed, I don't mind the bay beaches at all.
Yep, I know a thing or two about beaches having grown up on them. I love surf beaches (still own a house on a surfing beach), but have to say that the Bay beaches in Melbourne are far closer to what we want now was a family with kids.

The water is calm enough for the kids to swim in happily without major supervision, the sand is fine and golden, there is good fishing all around and sailing is HUGE here with at least 5-6 yacht clubs within a short bike ride. All in all everything you could want from a beach without the 10ft surf. Why is that so bad?

If you're that big a surfer then I doubt you would be wanting to live in a city anyway.
 
Old Aug 20th 2009 | 7:59 pm
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Originally Posted by bigAPE
the sand is fine and golden, there is good fishing all around and sailing is HUGE here with at least 5-6 yacht clubs within a short bike ride. All in all everything you could want from a beach without the 10ft surf. Why is that so bad?

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Old Aug 20th 2009 | 8:32 pm
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Originally Posted by fraser
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You're more than welcome to come and stay If only the sun was out!
 
Old Aug 20th 2009 | 9:23 pm
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Originally Posted by bigAPE
You're more than welcome to come and stay If only the sun was out!
I'll have to get down one day in the summer for a bike ride down the Beach Rd.

We can discuss it at dinner next month.
 
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Originally Posted by fish.01
From great ocean rd website:

Travelling by car from Melbourne
The Great Ocean Road is a 2-hour drive from the heart of Melbourne with dual lane highway conditions for most of the journey and excellent signposting.


90 mins!!! Bribie is almost a suburb of north brisbane. About 60 mins from CBD.

Gold Coast is 45 mins.

Can be almost in Bryon Bay, NSW in 90mins.

To top it off you can actually swim in them all year round. Got sunburnt this winter swimming over at Stradbroke Island. Freeze your knackers off in Melbourne if you tried that in the middle of winter...sure its a great city but don't get carried away
In Queensland becasue of the tropical climate you got those nasty creatures in the water like stingers, Melbounre and Victorias beaches becasue of the cold climate its just as safe as swimming in Uk beaches. Also you almost never hear of any shark attacks compared to the other states.
 
Old Aug 20th 2009 | 10:54 pm
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Originally Posted by mohogony
In Queensland becasue of the tropical climate you got those nasty creatures in the water like stingers, Melbounre and Victorias beaches becasue of the cold climate its just as safe as swimming in Uk beaches. Also you almost never hear of any shark attacks compared to the other states.
So that settles it. For beaches, Melbourne pisses over Brisbane.

Now, lets talk about Culture. Or coffee. Or Restaurants. Or humidity.



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Old Aug 20th 2009 | 10:59 pm
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Originally Posted by Buzzy--Bee
Now, lets talk about Culture. Or coffee. Or Restaurants. Or humidity.
What do you mean? Starbucks didn't close any of their Brisbane outlets!
 
Old Aug 20th 2009 | 11:04 pm
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People are so competitive about where they stay. Melbourne is cool, I really liked it though just a short visit. I live in Bris and love it. All good
 
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Originally Posted by kporte
People are so competitive about where they stay. Melbourne is cool, I really liked it though just a short visit. I live in Bris and love it. All good
I like Brisbane but Melbourne is more for us.
 
Old Aug 20th 2009 | 11:14 pm
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Originally Posted by kporte
People are so competitive about where they stay. Melbourne is cool, I really liked it though just a short visit. I live in Bris and love it. All good
Sure, Brisbane was our first choice before we knew Melbourne. I can see how a happy life could be achieved in Brisbane.

It's just Melbourne gets an unjustified raw deal so often that a defence force is necessary to redress the balance.

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Originally Posted by Buzzy--Bee
Sure, Brisbane was our first choice before we knew Melbourne. I can see how a happy life could be achieved in Brisbane.

It's just Melbourne gets an unjustified raw deal so often that a defence force is necessary to redress the balance.

Buzzy
I enjoy the climate in Bris but I reckon there is much more to do in Melly. Enough here for me though. Eating out is leagues ahead down there though
 
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Too cold for the nasties and anyone but nutters to go in the water. Whats the water temp today.
Originally Posted by mohogony
In Queensland becasue of the tropical climate you got those nasty creatures in the water like stingers, Melbounre and Victorias beaches becasue of the cold climate its just as safe as swimming in Uk beaches. Also you almost never hear of any shark attacks compared to the other states.
 
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Defensiveness is a sign of weakness.
Originally Posted by Buzzy--Bee
Sure, Brisbane was our first choice before we knew Melbourne. I can see how a happy life could be achieved in Brisbane.

It's just Melbourne gets an unjustified raw deal so often that a defence force is necessary to redress the balance.

Buzzy
 
Old Aug 20th 2009 | 11:27 pm
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Originally Posted by Buzzy--Bee

It's just Melbourne gets an unjustified raw deal so often that a defence force is necessary to redress the balance.

Buzzy
No it isn't it always makes me laugh when people have to defend where they live. It seems to really bother them when others don't like it
 


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