Perth Arrival
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Re: Perth Arrival
Originally posted by scoobydooathome
Hi Dave and Mel
Welcome to the forum, you will find it both addictive but very informative.
Great meeting up with you guys yesterday its nice to able to exchange info, and to meet others who are going through the same process, glad to see that we are not the only insane people going on this adventure
Hi Dave and Mel
Welcome to the forum, you will find it both addictive but very informative.
Great meeting up with you guys yesterday its nice to able to exchange info, and to meet others who are going through the same process, glad to see that we are not the only insane people going on this adventure
Sent you a PM. Small world!!!!!
Regards
Karl.
#17
Re: REPLY
Originally posted by mel&dave
Hi Karl,
Went through Barton on way to Barrow yesterday to visit Scooby (Due out in Perth Oct 2003).
Henry Afrikas still open, though dont get in much as I feel a bit of an old fart (most people 16 - 20). I'm told that you still stick to the Carpet!
Im in Engineering (Mechanical - Project Management) and my wife (Mel) is in accounts.
Can't wait to get to Perth as its just started wazzing it down here! winter in perth must be better than our summer!
Keep in Touch
Dave
Hi Karl,
Went through Barton on way to Barrow yesterday to visit Scooby (Due out in Perth Oct 2003).
Henry Afrikas still open, though dont get in much as I feel a bit of an old fart (most people 16 - 20). I'm told that you still stick to the Carpet!
Im in Engineering (Mechanical - Project Management) and my wife (Mel) is in accounts.
Can't wait to get to Perth as its just started wazzing it down here! winter in perth must be better than our summer!
Keep in Touch
Dave
What a small world. Humberside (or North Lincs as it is now) must breed us migrant types
Good to hear Henry Africa's is still on the go.
Sounds like we are in the same line of work. I'm a planning engineer working for one of the oil companies. I did a lot of work on the refineries on Humber bank when I lived up there.
Have you got sorted out with a job in Perth? I've got a number of contact details for agents. If you want to send me a PM I’ll send them across to you.
All the best
Karl.
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Re: Perth Arrival
Hi Dave and Mel
Lucky you, we are hoping to go Oct/Nov 2003. Somebody gave me a web address the other day , thought it might come in handy- www.pomsinperth.com apparantly they are 2 family's who have done the immigration bit to Perth in 2000 and they now own 3/4 houses just north of city centre, which they rent out fully kitted out for people like us awaiting our household stuff!!! they also pick you up from the airport. They decided to set this up because they got so ripped off themselves when arriving and did not know anyone to help with info etc.. so free advice as well, I've looked at their web site and I would certainly give them a go,they may even be able to help you in the suburbs question.
Hope all goes well,
Happy travelling.
Suz
Lucky you, we are hoping to go Oct/Nov 2003. Somebody gave me a web address the other day , thought it might come in handy- www.pomsinperth.com apparantly they are 2 family's who have done the immigration bit to Perth in 2000 and they now own 3/4 houses just north of city centre, which they rent out fully kitted out for people like us awaiting our household stuff!!! they also pick you up from the airport. They decided to set this up because they got so ripped off themselves when arriving and did not know anyone to help with info etc.. so free advice as well, I've looked at their web site and I would certainly give them a go,they may even be able to help you in the suburbs question.
Hope all goes well,
Happy travelling.
Suz
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Re: Perth Arrival
Originally posted by suz
Hi Dave and Mel
Lucky you, we are hoping to go Oct/Nov 2003. Somebody gave me a web address the other day , thought it might come in handy- www.pomsinperth.com apparantly they are 2 family's who have done the immigration bit to Perth in 2000 and they now own 3/4 houses just north of city centre, which they rent out fully kitted out for people like us awaiting our household stuff!!! they also pick you up from the airport. They decided to set this up because they got so ripped off themselves when arriving and did not know anyone to help with info etc.. so free advice as well, I've looked at their web site and I would certainly give them a go,they may even be able to help you in the suburbs question.
Hope all goes well,
Happy travelling.
Suz
Hi Dave and Mel
Lucky you, we are hoping to go Oct/Nov 2003. Somebody gave me a web address the other day , thought it might come in handy- www.pomsinperth.com apparantly they are 2 family's who have done the immigration bit to Perth in 2000 and they now own 3/4 houses just north of city centre, which they rent out fully kitted out for people like us awaiting our household stuff!!! they also pick you up from the airport. They decided to set this up because they got so ripped off themselves when arriving and did not know anyone to help with info etc.. so free advice as well, I've looked at their web site and I would certainly give them a go,they may even be able to help you in the suburbs question.
Hope all goes well,
Happy travelling.
Suz
Just emailed the company for availability / prices etc.
Keep in touch.
Mel & Dave
#20
Warwick is a nice suburb, i stopped there in a b&b and it was close to a supermarket, post office, cinemas and other shops. its not to far away from the beach or the highway to the cbd. it also has a train station near by to.
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Re: Perth Arrival
Originally posted by gormaymax
Mel & Dave,
Personel message on your (my forum) folder
Andy
Mel & Dave,
Personel message on your (my forum) folder
Andy
Thanks for the advice Andy, very informative.
Cheers
Mel & Dave
#23
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Re: Perth Arrival
Originally posted by dibrucewillis
Hi Dave & Mel
Woodvale,Duncraig,Currambine,Carramar and Kingsley are all supposed to be nice areas.
Hillarys and Mindarie also look nice but as they are nearer the beach property prices are a bit steeper
Diane& Jeff
Hi Dave & Mel
Woodvale,Duncraig,Currambine,Carramar and Kingsley are all supposed to be nice areas.
Hillarys and Mindarie also look nice but as they are nearer the beach property prices are a bit steeper
Diane& Jeff
Hi there
We were out in Perth about 18 months ago and all these areas are nice. We had a good look around the show homes in Currambine - different from here in UK as a number of different builders have show homes next to each other rather that one volume housebuilder, so you can easily walk from house to house and compare. I understand that most of the land blocks are gone in these areas if you were intending building your own. A new area of land release is planned at a new suburb called Somerlie. As far as I am aware the Mitchell Freeway and rail line will be extended north beyond Joondalup so this suburb will also be very handy for the CBD. I have a web link explaining this if anyone is interested?
As you say Mindarie and Hilarys are very nice but more pricey. Nothing like sitting outside in the pub at Hilarys in the sun watching the world go by!!
Cheers
Martin
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Re: REPLY
Originally posted by karlos
Hi Dave,
What a small world. Humberside (or North Lincs as it is now) must breed us migrant types
Good to hear Henry Africa's is still on the go.
Sounds like we are in the same line of work. I'm a planning engineer working for one of the oil companies. I did a lot of work on the refineries on Humber bank when I lived up there.
Have you got sorted out with a job in Perth? I've got a number of contact details for agents. If you want to send me a PM I’ll send them across to you.
All the best
Karl.
Hi Dave,
What a small world. Humberside (or North Lincs as it is now) must breed us migrant types
Good to hear Henry Africa's is still on the go.
Sounds like we are in the same line of work. I'm a planning engineer working for one of the oil companies. I did a lot of work on the refineries on Humber bank when I lived up there.
Have you got sorted out with a job in Perth? I've got a number of contact details for agents. If you want to send me a PM I’ll send them across to you.
All the best
Karl.
How are you?
Thanks for your reply to our thread, I think I may have a start via CODE engineering, but would appreciate any contact details you have, just in case things dont work out.
Thanks again, and keep in touch
Dave
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Thank you very much for that link.
We are flying to Perth in July and compered to others this is a very sheap carrental.
Regards
Nina
We are flying to Perth in July and compered to others this is a very sheap carrental.
Regards
Nina
Originally posted by karawara88
Anon E Mouse: What is the point in posting an answer like that. Its of no help or value to anyone. As you live in Perth you are in a position to help with the question.
For cheap car hire try http://www.bayswatercarrental.com.au/
Anon E Mouse: What is the point in posting an answer like that. Its of no help or value to anyone. As you live in Perth you are in a position to help with the question.
For cheap car hire try http://www.bayswatercarrental.com.au/
#27
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Thanks Guys
Thanks to everyone responding to thia thread, it has been great to realise that theres so many of us out there in the same situation. This forums great, only wished we had known about it sooner (Thanks Scoob!)
We hope to meet as many of you as possible once in Perth, please keep in contact and we'll sort out a meet, PM us if interested.
Cheers
Dave & Mel
We hope to meet as many of you as possible once in Perth, please keep in contact and we'll sort out a meet, PM us if interested.
Cheers
Dave & Mel
#28
Re: REPLY
Originally posted by mel&dave
Hi Karl,
How are you?
Thanks for your reply to our thread, I think I may have a start via CODE engineering, but would appreciate any contact details you have, just in case things dont work out.
Thanks again, and keep in touch
Dave
Hi Karl,
How are you?
Thanks for your reply to our thread, I think I may have a start via CODE engineering, but would appreciate any contact details you have, just in case things dont work out.
Thanks again, and keep in touch
Dave
Good to hear that you've got fixed up. I've attached a link to a thread I posted a few weeks ago.
http://britishexpats.com/forum/showt...hreadid=153231
Keep us updated on how it goes. Best of luck with the job.
Regards
Karl.
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Ta for Link
Karl,
Thanks very much for the link, useful to keep, just in case!
Talk 2 U Soon
Dave
Thanks very much for the link, useful to keep, just in case!
Talk 2 U Soon
Dave
#30
FRIENDLY MESSAGE
HI,, MY SISTER AND HER HUBBY HAVE JUST LEFT AND ARRIVED IN PERTH YESTERDAY. THEY HAVE ARRANGED CAR HIRE AND HAVE AN APARTMENT, THEY ARE CURRENTLY LOOKING FOR SOMETHING A LITTLE MORE PERMANENT THOUGH.
I CAN ASK WHAT CAR HIRE FIRM THEY USED IF YOU WANT.
ALSO ANY OTHER SUGGESTIONS ARE WELCOME WHICH I CAN FORWARD ON THAT MAY ALSO BE HELPFUL TO THEM.
HOPE YOUR MOVE GOES AS WELL AS MY SISTERS
REGARDS
I CAN ASK WHAT CAR HIRE FIRM THEY USED IF YOU WANT.
ALSO ANY OTHER SUGGESTIONS ARE WELCOME WHICH I CAN FORWARD ON THAT MAY ALSO BE HELPFUL TO THEM.
HOPE YOUR MOVE GOES AS WELL AS MY SISTERS
REGARDS